Hi

Yes with reservations.

First are the project files and photos in a folder on your desktop?

If so then they need moving - it is not recommended to save files on the desktop - this can cause problems - the first being it will slow down the start up of your computer, especially if the are a large quantity of files, the second being that file path lengths can become very long and can cause the accessing pogram to hang or the files will not be readable.

Both computers should be in the same Workgroup/Homegroup and ideally the user account name the same on both machines.

For the purpose of sharing the files with another computer they are better placed in a shared folder on the root of the C drive (if you have only one drive on the computer). This folder should be shared - right click Share with and select the option that contains Read and Write fill in any details required.

On the second computer you need to create a mapped drive to the shared folder on the PC - do not try using a UNC filepath - the permissions used to access this folder may deny access and Photostory may not work correctly.

Reservations:

- Each time you edit the project on the computer you may be asked to point Photostory to the 'missing files' - this will happen every time you switch editing machine.

- Over WiFi you may suffer from lag which may be unacceptable

- You need Photostory installed on both computers.

There is another alternative which again may have issues, and that is to use a program like UltraVNC to remote control the PC from the Notebook - again this may suffer from lag.

HTH

John