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I'm sure that my network connections folder used to show, under either

the type or status column three pieces of information:



1) Connected (or dial-up depending on which of the above columns is

right)



2) If the connection was shared



3) If the connection was firewalled.



I seem to have completely lost the last two.



Anyone able to suggest what I may have messed up, and how to put it

right?



Cheers,

--

Neale Hind

Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children

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