Can I see my friends computer through net ?
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if he takes a photo of it and puts it on a website then you should be able to see it
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The network administrator/s can view all folders on the network.  If you work for a school or company MOST LIKELY they have some kind of software like "TriGEO" that can allow them to view your screen while you use it too.  They may also have software that allows them to view every web page that everyone visits and when.  I'm part of an IT staff and I can find all that information about a person if I want to.  Most network admins don't go looking through people's stuff to find things.  We aren't police; but if asked, we can get all that information.\n\nYou usually won't get hastled if you stick to news, business research, weather, and personal e-mail sites.  Check your companies policy on internet useage.  Its not worth knowing the temperature outside if you lose your job.
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If your freind makes a yahoo account tehy can access it from any computer. Unless your talking about Yahoo DSL wanting to use the sign in page, If thats the case, Just use IE or another browser that doesnt require signing in to access the internet
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Yes its Possible. Go to control panel >> system >> computer name
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Assuming you got Windows XP do the following.\n\n1. Plug CAT5 cable into the router.\n\n2.  Plug other end of cable into your PC's LAN port.\n\n3.  Turn on computer.\n\n4.  In My Computer change your workgroup name to whatever the workgroup name on your network is.\n\n5.  Restart your computer.\n\n6.  You should now be connected to the network and other computers should at least be able to see you.\n\nNow if you want to share files and give other PCs permission to access to your computers, there's a little more customization involved.
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Try computer networking
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You probably are going to have to install a program like Net Nanny (http://www.netnanny.com/) or if you have a Windows XP PC I would set up a password needed to log in to even be able to access the computer.
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With the added security, you might have to ADD the other computer's Username and Password to that computer.  Then go into that folder's PROPERTIES and add the User's Permissions. \n\nYes, all accounts should have a username and password combination.  Try to keep your network sharing password protected against hackers that find your computer on the internet. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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if your ALREADY on a lan connection (and workgroup), click start, type run, then type net view \n\nThen go into internet or windows explorer and type &#92;&#92;computerName
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There is no way to access a computer over the internet if it is not connected. If it is constantly disconnected and no one had/has physical access to it, there should be no problem.
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yes..it is possible thru NetMeeting in NT Operating System.
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Yes, someone on another computer can get your IP address. There are programs out there that can tell people that info. \n\nYour Internet Service Provider knows your addy, of course, and if required by law has to hand over every single thing you have done on-line.
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Try Log Me In, it's free and you can connect to your computer from anywhere in the world. http://www.logmein.com
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TURN THE FIREWALL OFF! and enable file sharing, that's it.\nyou can check by pinging the computers.
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You can remotely access MSNGR from their computer by going to the site and logging in. If that isn't an option, you will have to install the program.
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Yes, it is.  I'm sorry that I don't know how to tell you exactly how to do this, but since no one else is responding, i'll tell you what i know.\n\nIf you open windows explorer and look at the folders under "My Computer," you'll find a "Shared Documents" folder.  (I have Windows XP.)  Anything you put in there is available to other computers on the network.\n\nAlso in Windows Explorer, you can right click on any folder and select Properties.  On the Sharing tab, you can make the folder available to others or make it private.  (Again, I'm basing this on Windows XP.)\n\nWell, I guess I did know how to do it!\n\nAdvice: use your system help files to learn more.
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u hve a pc,go & find out for urself