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10-06-2008
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| | Vista Windows Explorer display of Entire Network computers Under XP when I clicked on Entire Networks.Microsoft Windows networks I got a display tree that showed all the available domains and workgroups. When I tired the same thing in Vista, I just get all the computers, how can I get them grouped by domain/workgroup? Maybe this is now so obvious that I missed it, so pardon... thanks. |
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10-06-2008
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| | Re: Vista Windows Explorer display of Entire Network computers "peirogen" <peirogen@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2C4A6555-D94C-4AF3-8AF5-1774131EBC84@xxxxxx Quote: > Under XP when I clicked on Entire Networks.Microsoft Windows networks > I got a > display tree that showed all the available domains and workgroups. > When I > tired the same thing in Vista, I just get all the computers, how can I > get > them grouped by domain/workgroup? Maybe this is now so obvious that I > missed > it, so pardon... > thanks. desktop icon) those groupings and others are available as headings in the right hand pane. You can sort by these or use right click to choose a sort and/or group. Tom |
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