A type of shared folder that anyone can access, either in your network or through the Web using Network Magic Net2Go.

The site that provides access to folders and files shared with Network Magic.

Make sure the text reads well (for example, there are no misspellings).

If you need to make corrections, see Set up your Net2Go home page.

Browse through folders and open a few files. For example, if you want to remotely access your own photos, try opening and displaying a photo.

Browse shared folders on other computers. If you have shared folders available on a computer other than the Net2Go host, try accessing a folder.

Keep in mind that performance is typically faster when accessing files on the Net2Go host, and slower with other computers in the network (for example, with computers that use wireless (Wi-Fi) connections).

Use to share music, photos, and more in your network and, with @@PROGRAM@@ Net2Go, on the Web.

The computer that hosts your Net2Go Web site.

A popular term for 802.11 wireless networks. Wi-Fi is short for wireless fidelity.

Make sure you have the correct folders. Browse through the folders to make sure you have set up the ones you want accessible (and that you have not accidentally made the wrong folders accessible).

Make sure that the folder name and description read well (for example, there are no misspellings). If you need to make corrections, see Change access to shared folders.

Need to share more folders? See Share a folder.

Want to stop sharing a folder? See Stop sharing a folder.

Try browsing to folders on each computer to make sure the files are accessible.

Make sure you can connect to each computer, and that there are no issues with Net2Go requirements.

Try browsing to folders on the computer to make sure the files are accessible, and that there are no issues with Net2Go requirements.

Sign in with your Net2Go password and make sure the files you want are available.

To understand how uploading works, sign in to your Net2Go Web site, open a folder and try uploading a file.

In the Tasks tab, click Add a file.

If you do not see a task that allows you to upload, go to Network Magic, click Net2Go Manager, and, under Settings, complete the task to allow uploading.

When you use Net2Go, you can get help online—through your Web browser—that describes common procedures and questions.

You and others can get help using Net2Go from anywhere.

A program you use to locate and view information on the Web (for example, Microsoft Internet Explorer).