how can you import programs or files from your home computer?
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It depends really on where are you importing them from?\nif from the internet.. you search for Torrent or Limewire on Google, if it's from another computer..there are lots of ways.. like Cross Cable, there's wireless, bluetooth and lots more.
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Try to use a differant computer!
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Import them from your CD's that you own.
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Most of the time there is no easy way to do this.  A good example of this would be Microsoft Office.  When it installs, it puts hundreds of files on your system, all over the place.  Then it rights a few thousand registry entries.  Again, all over the place.  But if this is a simple program you could do a manual move.  I have done a few that you just have to copy the C:&#92;program files&#92;???? folder to the new computer.  This works about 5% of the time though.  Usually a reinstall is required.  If you are the licensed owner of the software then you could contact the manufacture and purchase a CD from them for a couple of bucks.  Sometimes if you search the web you can find a copy as well.   Good luck
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depends on how you save the data. if you save the data on a thumbdrive, floppy, a CD, DVD or hard drive properly, it is reasonable to expect the files that you create can be accessed when you boot your PC in a windows environment.  The applications may not be identical (Word, Excel, Powerpoint...) but you should be able to see the files and import them after some trial and error...\n\nGood Luck!
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It depends on what you want it to do.  If you just want to access your files at home, use Linux and set up a server.  You'll have an IP, and just type that into your webadress with your port, and input your name and password.  I'm assuming you at least know a LITTLE about computers.  If you want to illegally download stuff, use an already built program.
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try it on anoither comouter and transferring the file to anther comoputer
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1. Go to Control Panel\n\n2. Right-click on Add or Remove Programs\n\n3. Choose "Send to Desktop (Create Shortcut)"
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If you buy a USB transfer cable you can.  But if you already have a network connection between the two computers, it's just easier to share the necessary folder and then copy the files to it.
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Software that you install onto your pc.  \n\nLike, Windows.
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You can't just MOVE the programs.   So you would have to UNINSTALL the program, then REINSTALL it, and pick the external drive.\n\nBut I recommend that you move ALL of your data to the external drive.  Uninstall programs that you don;t really use.  \n\nBe sure to keep the original disk that came with every program.  if you downloaded the program, be sure to make a CD of that original installer.  \n\nGood luck
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Please see the apple help documents below, it is easier than what I did which was copy the library folders onto a usb drive and then copy them over to my new computer
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It's not possible unless both computers are networked.\n\nBetter copy it on a floppy or CD. Else upload it to the internet from the source PC and download it into your PC.
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do a search for the items\n\nclick Start - Search - then type in \nwordpad.exe\ncalculator.exe\nPaint.exe\ndo each of these searches separately\nonce it locates the file - find the folder it's in \n\n(example C:/Program Files/WindowsNT/Accessories)\nso then you open - My Computer - then double click each folder as you open them up \n- C: drive - Program Files folder - WindowsNT - Accessories)\n\nonce you find them in the folder - drag and drop the icon in to your accessories section in the - Start - All programs - Accessories section (or where ever you had it in before)
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you can install them urself\nfor win XP do the following\n1) go to control panel -> add remove programs\n2)in the left side click on "add/remove windows components"\n3)select "accessories and utilities" and click details.\n4)select "accessories" and click details\n5) you will find many other options their such as calculator, paint and others. choose what you want to install\n6) insert win xp cd and install the programs u need
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If you have the CDs/floppies for your computer's drivers, try those.\n\nIf you don't, download off of the internet from another computer, then put it on a CD or a flash drive, then put it into the original computer that doesn't have internet.
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You can't, without some extra programming on your PC. It may be more of a safety feature to protect against getting viruses or allowing a device from going in and instantly downloading stuff off of your computer. Most external devices require some sort of synch software for that reason.