Cant access local PC Network shares

On the highly filtered network that I connect to at a University this does not work.
I do the following in the finder.
1. Go menu
2. network command
Nothing shows up.
However last Saturday I was able to browse network shares using this method.
I emailed IT and they do not know whats up. Perhaps they have this service filtered, yet enabled on Windows, as I can use Dave to access network shares. However Dave costs moneya nd why I uninstalled it.
Can anyone tell me whats up and what I should email to IT? I emailed them this morning and sent themn a screenshot and they claim they need more ifnormation. But all I gave them is that I cant access network shares and told them that last saturday I could.
John

You cannot easily do this. If your app is delivered via a web
domain, then you cannot access both network and local assets.
The only way to do what you ask is to physically install the
application in a trusted folder.
See this doc:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/docs/00001953.html
and this for details on hot to set it up:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/docs/00001952.html
Tracy

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