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> Help !!!
> Comprehensiveish Googling fails to answer this.
> A friend is trying to replicate an arrangement on a 2 PC WIN95
> network that worked OK until he changed one PC.
>
> Anyone have an idea how to map a subdirectory on a WIN95 networked
> PC as a drive on another PC.

Yeah, that's an easy one.  First on the computer that houses the
directory, check in the context (right-click) menu for that folder
that it is, in fact, shared.  Second, go back to the other PC, and,
using the context menu on Network Neighborhood, go to map drive, find
the directory from a list or browse function, or just type it in.
Third, select the drive letter you want, and click ok.  You're done.

It's simple when you know how, eh?

If there are any problem with that, check the network and sharing
settings on the PC that houses the shared folder.

- --Brendan

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