Retrieving Limewire Files From My Other Computer

[Frank Simons]

I recently came to a second computer location and want to retrieve the Limewire music I downloaded into my other computer. I copied the Limewire data on my other computer but am unable to access anything.

Can anyone help me????

[Lord of the Rings]

For a start you have posted in the Bearshare forum which is a totally different program.

Now all you need to move across is the incomplete folder. It must be intact. Then you can install afresh on the new computer & replace the new incomplete folder with the older one you moved across. But you must only do this whilst LW is closed!

Oh upon a re-read I think I misunderstood your problem. Can you explain in much greater detail what you want to do.

(I've moved your post.)

[Frank Simons]

To Lord Of The Rings:

I finally found where you moved my inquiry .. sorry for inadvertently posting to the WRONG area.

Let me restate my problem .. I have Limewire installed on a computer at my home .. I downloaded some music and it is in the limeare program at that home location.

I have now come to a vacation cabin .. I tried to install Limewire from a copy I made of the program at the original location. It wouldn't work so I re-installed a fresh version of Limewire here at the vacationn location.

I now want to be able to locate and transfer the Limewire music files from the home computer to this location.

Can you (or anyone) help ??
Thanks

[Lord of the Rings]

OK so your LW at home is turned on right? If yes, then you can try to direct connect: Direct Connect/Browse/Chat (click on link) If you can't DC then search for something specific in your shared folder. If your LW at home or comp is not turned on then I wouldn't have a clue.

[Frank Simons]

THANKS .. THE "HOME COMPUTER" IS TURNED OFF SO I GUESS I AM OUT OF LUCK. Thanks fro trying to help

[fabion]

If you are using a Windows operating system --- you might be able to use windows explorer and search the CD for your files. If you locate them you can drag and drop to a folder on your hard drive.

I may have mis-read your post.