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07-03-2006, 02:37 PM	#1
lebabyg Member Registered: Mar 2006 Location: UK Distribution: Ubuntu Feisty Posts: 272 Rep:	Sharescan Alternative Hey, I'm looking for an alternative to Sharescan (that runs on windows) that can be used to search windows shares on a Uni network. I've tried installing wxcrawler but this won't install and seems to not have been developed on for 3 years. Are there any programmes that people are aware of?? Many thanks Graham

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