Sync a Network Folder

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Sync a Network Folder Brandon Elmo LaLonde wants access to a folder on his school's network when at home. He asked the Answer Line forum for advice, and here's my response. - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Reinstall Windows and Office on a New PC Gord MacDonald's PC died. He asked me if he can install his copies of Windows and Microsoft Office onto a new PC. Share: Do College Students Need 3G Internet Access? College-bound Crazy4laptops worries that the campus WiFi won't be sufficient. He asked if he should buy cell Internet access for his laptop. 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