I need to create a link that will show the local "My computer"  its for a program I am running for students on my campus, they would click on the link, then their "My computer" will show and they will click on the CD  crive to access the content on their CD's .. Any suggestions??
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Yes you can.  You need to create a log-in script that gives permission to each of your student to access the local machine remotely.\n\nWhen you create that script, save it and upload it to the server then set a hyperlink on your webpage to run that script.\n\nWhen they click on the hyperlink the script will run according to how you set it up -- allowing them access your CD drive.\n\nThere is tons of information on yahoo and google about (how to write log-in scripts).
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u can use the html language and create hyperlink tag...\nwith this u can able to create links try it.......
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At "A" computer, right click the xyz folder - Properties - Sharing - Share this folder - Share Name: give any name and put $ at the end e.g. xyz$ - OK). Now, ask owner of "C" computer to access the shared folder by\n\nStart - Run - &#92;&#92;computerC&#92;xyz$ - OK\n\nHere computerC denotes the network computer name of "C" computer.\n\nGood Luck :)
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I'm not sure what you mean by a "special website for letting me use the computer in the library."   You're already using the computer when you're attempting to access the flash drive, and no website is going to fix the problem.  It seems to me that the issue is either how the PC's in the library are configured, or there is a problem with your flash drive.  I can't imagine why the USB ports would be blocked on a library computer.  Here are my suggestions:\n\nAsk someone at the library's reference desk for help.  At the very least, they might be able to explain why you cannot access your flash drive.  Perhaps the library doesn't allow access to the USB port, but I can't imagine why.\n\nTry using the flash drive on other computers on campus.  (i.e. like a computer lab) If the flash drive works there, then there is a problem with the library's computers.\n\nYou might also ask the computer help desk at the college you're attending.
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Hi,\n\nGoogle will find the component pages of your web site from the home page if you have links to the other pages on there. Sometimes it takes a few weeks to get there so patience is needed. If you've buried the navigation in javascript you may want to make these  links in html as well.
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U have to download from a net cafe to the CD from their hard drive which ever they are having N install in Ur PC.
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create links : <a href="your links...."></a>\ncreate table : <table><td><tr> bla bla bla </tr></dt></table>\nif you want easily create html page you can use dreamweaver. this software automatically generate html code for the component that you put. if you want to know about html from begining, visit the site below : http://www.utoronto.ca/webdocs/HTMLdocs/NewHTML/htmlindex.html
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I think what you are looking for is the html code for a link:\n\n\n<a href="yourlink.com">This text</a> \n\n"This text" would be the link\n\nTo open it up in a new window:\n\nuse: <a href="yourlink.com" target="new_page">This text</a>
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Double-click the "My Computer" icon on the desktop.\n\nIf you are trying to use a floppy disk it will probably show up as drive A.\n\nIf you are trying to use a CD or DVD it will probably show up as drive D (or E).\n\n\nIf you meant that you want to open a "folder" on drive C, then just go to drive C in "My Computer" and double-click on the folder.
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There are a lot of individual websites for various colleges, but I do recall someone linking an article from slashdot.org recently where they are trying to put links to all these lectures in one place.  Perhaps you'd have luck finding it there?
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http://local.live.com/
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Can you find your answer at mapquest.com, or try windows livelocal.com ? If not, what state are you in, I will try to help.
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Try this software call WinZIP. I have used it on a few sites and it will correctly change all links and turn everything into an HTML page so it can be viewed on your local computer (or in your case a CD). Works great for dynamic sites since it will rename all the pages for you and change the links. You should just be able to put in the URL of your site and it will spider out and download everything for you automatically (include images, scripts, styles sheets, etc). They have a time limited, fully functional version.\n\nhttp://www.spidersoft.com/
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If you right click on the link, there is one option in the menu, named copy link location. This is same as your copy operation. Afterwards you can paste this anywhere.
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It's already done. Double click on the desktop symbol "network environment" and select "Computers in your neighborhood". There you should find all computers connected to your local LAN. That symbol is similar like a drive symbol.\nThe only thing you have to do, is enable or "free" all that folders where you want have access to. Right click on a folder and select "Enable Folder"? or smth like that.\n\nP.S. sorry, i don't know the exact designations, i have a german OS.
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Usually you can 'righthand click it' and choose the option 'save link as' or something like that....then you can seave it anywhere in the system.
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I'm assuming that you don't mean creating a link (via ln, or ln -s), which is generally analogous to a shortcut.\n\nIcons on desktops really depend upon the desktop you are using. Many window managers don't provide desktop icons at all, only some of the more involved desktop environments do (Gnome, KDE, and the next version of XFCE will too).\n\nWith Gnome and XFCE, whatever is in your ~/Desktop folder appear on the desktop. To get an icon that runs a program, the best way to do this is with a desktop entry file, as described by freedesktop.org, this is supported by both Gnome and KDE.\n\nYou could also link to a desktop entry file, using ln -s to create a symbolic link.\n\nIf you need any more information, you'll need to elaborate on the problem a bit more.