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> Find the LAN configuration folder in the Connections folder. 
Here is where I get confused. I have no Connections folder. I have a  
Local Network folder. In that there are Network Utilities (which  
contains LAN Server Administration, et al.) and Network User Account,  
Sharing and Connecting, et al. I don't know which one of these to start  
working with. 
Martin 
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