William Coulter wrote:
>This is a different solution and would help backup your files as well.
>
>1. If you have a usb flash drive you can copy and transfure the files to your laptop. Do this
>until all files are copyed.
>
>2. You can also burn files to cds and then transfure them to the laptop.
>
>William
>
>--- botteman <botteman@knology.net> wrote:
>
>
>>I'm migrating from a desktop to a new notebook computer,
>>and I want to copy mucho files from one to another.
>>
>>What's the easiest way to share ALL files on the desktop, so
>>I can access everything on it via a local network.
>>
>>Using windoze expee on both.
>>
>>Dave
>>
>>
>I assume you are talking about Linux
>
>You can scp the files. If you have rcp turned on you can use rcp.
>
>
You can mount the directory on the notebook then copy the files to
wherever you want.
If it's Windows you got me. If it goes beyound point and click and drag
and drop I'm lost.
>
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