"mchjr01" wrote:

> Hello Guys & Dolls,
>
> I have a wifi home network with 1 - desktop and 2 -laptops, with one laptop
> wireless and the other two wired.
>
> When I am within my network (at home), I do not have problems transferring
> files between workstations via drag and drop between workstations. My
> broadband connection has static ip and it is forwarded to my desktop ip,
> which I am using as a fax server and data storage. My problem is when I am
> away from home and connect to the desktop remotely, I cannot transfer files
> via drag and drop from my desktop and my laptop. What kind of permissions do
> I have to modify on my desktop to allow me to drag and drop files from my
> desktop to my laptop via remote access. My id with admin capability is
> identical and the same on all my workstations.
>
> Your help on this is greatly appreciated.
>
> Mike

"Michael" wrote:

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> "mchjr01" wrote:
>
> > Hello Guys & Dolls,
> >
> > I have a wifi home network with 1 - desktop and 2 -laptops, with one laptop
> > wireless and the other two wired.
> >
> > When I am within my network (at home), I do not have problems transferring
> > files between workstations via drag and drop between workstations. My
> > broadband connection has static ip and it is forwarded to my desktop ip,
> > which I am using as a fax server and data storage. My problem is when I am
> > away from home and connect to the desktop remotely, I cannot transfer files
> > via drag and drop from my desktop and my laptop. What kind of permissions do
> > I have to modify on my desktop to allow me to drag and drop files from my
> > desktop to my laptop via remote access. My id with admin capability is
> > identical and the same on all my workstations.
> >
> > Your help on this is greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Mike
>
> This could be problem;
>
> open files properties
>
> Go to sharing folder---click on share fill in the blanks
>
> drag and drop file
>
> This could be problem, hope this helps--ED-guess:

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