You are a desktop support technician for your company. All client computers run Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office XP. A manager in the company uses a computer named Client1.

The manager reports that he cannot modify the files in a shared folder named MyDocs, which is located on the manager’s computer. You discover that a folder named C:Docs on the manager’s computer is shared as MyDocs. The manager is able to modify the files when accessing them through C:Docs.

The manager states that other users will need to access and modify the documents contained in MyDocs.
These users will connect by using a domain user account.

You need to ensure that the manager and all other required users can modify the files by accessing them through MyDocs.

What should you do?

A.
Instruct all users to map a network drive to \Client1MyDocs when they need to modify a file.

B.
Instruct the manager to create a local user account for each network user that needs to modify the files in MyDocs.

C.
Instruct the manager to modify the share permissions on MyDocs so that the Users group has Read permission and Change permission.

D.
Instruct the manager to modify the share permissions on MyDocs so that the Guests group has Read permission and Change permission.