What is the procedure to route files to friends via the internet from a home computer?
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Upload and attach to emails
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Buy a router, so you can LOG into the internet with that, and share your connection.   The router also estabilishs a network, so you can share files between computers.  \n\nI recommend against wireless, unless you MUST.   A wired network is much easier.
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You can use a router and hook up the internet through the router both will have internet and you can acess files on either one.
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download this free archiver program\n\nhttp://www.7-zip.org/\n\nthen zip all 50 pages into one zip file.\n\nthen use it as an attachment in your email\n\nif the file is larger than 10mb then you can't use it as an attachment.\n\nin that case do this\n\n★★ TRANSFER LARGE FILES ★★\n\n◙ Here is a much better alternative to sending large files as email attachments. Most email providers limit attacment sizes to 10 megsbytes or less. With this service your limit is one gigabyte.\n\n◙ TIP: Before attempting to do the following I suggest that you turn off your computer to reset all of your system's defaults and to reallocate memory. This way you computer is less likely to crash while uploading your large files. Remember anything that can go wrong will go wrong and it will cause as much pain and grief as possible! So why take a chance?\n\n◙ Intructions: Very Easy!\n\n1) Go to the link below.\n2) When it asks for a friend's email address you can put as many friends email addresses in there as you like as long as you separate them with commas.\n3) Click on BROWSE to locate your file on your hard drive. Double-click the filename and the it will appear in the filename box.\n4) Enter your own email address.\n5) Click the submit button to upload the file.\n6) Now the server will send an email to each friend with a link for them to come and download the file. You have the option of delting the file youeself after your friends download it or leave it and it will automatically be deleted after 7 days.\n\n☞ http://www.yousendit.com/
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Windows ME you mean?\n\nYes of course - either buy an ethernet cross-over cable and network them together, or plug them both into a networking switch.\n\nAssign them both similar IP addresses ie\n\n192.168.1.1 for the PC\n255.255.255.0 subnet mask\n\n192.168.1.2 for the laptop\n255.255.255.0\n\nMake sure they're both in the same workgroup and all you need to do now is share the files and you're done.
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You can create a home network where you can share files between computers so that you can access files from any computer hooked up. Plus you can share an internet connection with other computers in your house.
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Going by your network diagram, i think your best bet is to remove router 1 from the network and connect router 2 directly to the modem. That removes the ambiguity of having two router cascaded in a home network like yours. Doing this, all computers can be on the same network and sharing files becomes easy,\n\nAnother option you have is to yuse a wireless bridge instead of router 2. This again ensures all computers are on the same network.\n\nA third but more intensive option you might sonsider is setting up a vpn within your network which enables you to do such files transfers. Some programs are also available which can help with this. e.g Microsoft Netmeeting\n\nIf you donot want to change your network structure in anyway, I'll advise you go for this last option.
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USE YAHOO MESSENGER OR MSN MESSENGER, OR YOU CAN USE WINDOWS MEDIA ENCODER, AND GIVE YOUR IP ADRESS TO YOUR FRIENDS
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You can share the internet connection between both computers by using a router.\n\nThese updates are for internet protection. The files are useless for the other computer.
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there are several ways....over email, or >>>ftp>>>but you got to be on the Ethernet with both computers...
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hey.. you can do this by using Windows NetMeeting.\nor\nu can also do this:\n1.open command pronpt\n2.type net send {ip address} {your message}\n3.and u r done with it.
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The easiest way is to buy a router or wireless router. You can set them up to access the internet or not. Once they both can get onto the internet you can go to My Network Places and set up either A "wireless home or small business network" or "Set up a Home or small business network". Y ou may need to run this on both computers so when it ask for a NETWORK name put in something other than MSHOME which it sets up as a default. \n\nNext go to your Folders or Hard drives that you want to share and set them to sharing mode.To do this RIGHT CLICK on your (for example)MY MUSIC folder, Then scrool down to SHARING AND SECURITY, LEFT CLICK. It will ask you if you are sure, Hit YES and it will set permissions. Do this on both computers Hard drive or folders that you want to share.\n\nThen reboot both computers. Next when your computer turns back on go to START, MY NETWORK PLACES and left click on your network. then you can click on it and see the files or folders you selected to share.
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You can install a firewall on your PC or buy a router to connect to the Internet through.  The easiest thing is to not "share" any files on your computer.  If you go into 'Computer Managment' in Windows, right-click on 'My Computer' and select 'Manage.'  You can see all the shares on your machines and who, if anyone, is connected to them.  Just un-share everything until this list is empty.
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runt the network wizard, you have to enable file sharing on them, ans allow them to communicate
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You need a router.  Any low end router like at Radio Shack will work for you.  Just plug each computer into a LAN port on the router and the WAN port on the router to the ADSL bridge (modem).  You shouldn't even need any setup to share the internet connection.  To transfer files, you'll have to enable Windows File Sharing on each computer.  You'll have the best luck if you disable the firewall on each computer.  Don't worry, the router has a firewall.  Once you've enabled Windows file sharing, put the files you want to copy in the shared folder on the one computer and it will be accessible from each computer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Routing
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You are actually asking 2 different questions here.  To turn your PC into a file server for anyone to access requires the following.  You need to establish a dns entry for your home systems, usually pointing to your router.  Then you need to establish the link form the router to your PC that is going to be the file server such that the dns name points to the file server.  you need install IIS or similar software on you PC to share out the directories you want.  Now your files will be accessible by anyone, although why you want that for a home PC I am not sure.\n\nf you simply want to access your files from anywhere eon the Internet you can usually establish a VPN on your router and PC.  This will then allow you to access your PC from anywhere on the Internet.  If you don't want to deal with changing IP addresses you can also establish DDNS on your router, if it supports it.