First of all, both computers always have to be turned on if you want to share documents stored locally on one of the PC's. If this is a work environment belonging to a large company, then you can likely use their network domain to establish a secure connection between both.
However, if this is something you are trying to setup separately, then I suggest you setup a file server that is always on and connected to the internet. Then you can map a drive to its share that you password protect. I wouldn't suggest sharing highly secure information this way, but for the basics, this will work.
Unfortunately, you didn't give us enough info to be much help here. We just don't know enough about the locations, type of data, and type of network connections.
The suggestions below are advising that you use a remote control utility such as PC Anywhere. While it's a great program, there's no need to control the other PC. It's intrusive and takes control of the desktop that someone else might be in the middle of using. You need a solution that allows you to share files in the background without interupting the Windows session that someone might be using.
2007-01-30 21:03:02
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answered by SirCharles 6
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Do a yahoo search for a program called "PC Anywhere". It is great! As long as your computer is logged onto the internet ou can access it's IP address and do file transfers. You can also control anything on your computer as if you were right there :)
2007-01-30 21:04:09
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answered by Timothy L 3
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There lots of tools avilable on Internet like VNC. or if u have live IP you can use the Remort Desktop utilities of Windows XP to accress the computer all over around, I use VNC & Remort desktop to keep chking out or for remort management of the clients.
2007-01-30 22:28:56
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answered by Santosh Chaudhary 1
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except you have a provider to distant connect on your computing gadget you ought to no longer be waiting to get right of entry to the records saved on your computing gadget from yet another one. Your emails are no longer saved on your computing gadget, they're on the servers of the digital mail provider you employ. (as an occasion, your Yahoo! emails are saved on Yahoo's servers at their facility, which you would be able to sign into and spot them from any computing gadget with an cyber web connection.) Your least puzzling innovations would be to: a million. digital mail the rfile to your self and get right of entry to your digital mail on the library computing gadget. 2. circulate the rfile onto a transportable storage gadget like a USB flash force and take that with you to the library. The quickest and least puzzling will probable be emailing it to your self.
2016-09-28 05:31:47
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answered by duktig 4
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Set up a FTP server with something like WarFTP or FileZilla. It's pretty easy to do but be sure to set it up with login/password so not just anyone can access it.
2007-01-30 23:56:15
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answered by devlin 3
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You can use PC anyehere or a free program called VNC. You should find it on www.download.com
2007-01-30 21:08:23
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answered by Anonymous
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