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Connect to shared resources on a Microsoft network. In Windows 2000 Professional only members of the Administrators, or Power Users group, are allowed to set sharing. For Windows 2000 Server, members of the Server Operators group can also set Shared Folders. You can hide the shared folder from browsing by typing $ as the last character of the share name. Users will not be able to see this shared folder when they browse using My Computer or Windows Explorer. Types of access permissions for shares: Read permission allows:   Viewing file names and subfolder names. Traversing to subfolders. Viewing data in files. Running program files.   Change permission allows all Read permissions, plus:   Adding files and subfolders. Changing data in files. Deleting subfolders and files.   Full Control is the default permission applied to any new shares you create. It allows all Read and Change permissions, plus:   Changing permissions (NTFS files and folders only). Taking ownership (NTFS files and folders only).   To share a folder or drive :   Open Windows Explorer, and then locate the folder or drive you want to share. Right-click the folder or drive, and then click Sharing. On the Sharing tab, click Share this folder. To change the name of the shared folder or drive, type a new name in Share name. The new name is what users will see when they connect to this shared folder or drive, the actual name of the folder or drive does not change. To add a comment about the shared folder or drive, type the text in Comment. To limit the number of users who can connect to the shared folder or drive at one time, under User limit, click Allow, then enter a number of users.( In Windows 2000 Professional, the maximum user limit is 10 regardless of the number you type in Allow. ) To set shared folder permissions on the shared folder or drive, click Permissions. To set up this shared folder to be used offline, click Caching.