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At this point, you could click the Share button (if you’re operating
on a folder, anyway). You’d arrive at the dialog box shown in
Figure 19-2 (bottom) where you could specify the account holders
and permission levels, just as described earlier. But don’t.
2. Click Advanced Sharing. Authenticate, if necessary.
The Advanced Sharing dialog box appears.
3. Turn on “Share this folder.” (See Figure 19-4, top.) Next, set up
the power-user sharing options.
For example, you can limit the number of people who are browsing
this folder at once. You can click Permissions to fine-tune who can
do what (Figure 19-4, bottom). And you can edit the “Share
name”—in fact, you can create more than one name for the same
shared folder—to make it more recognizable on the network.
