Share local folder across network?

I want to work on my site on 2 different computers, but hold
the local folder on only one. I thought I did this before, but
Dreamweaver is not allowing me now. I get the error that it is not
a valid folder when i navigate to it. Does anyone know how to do
this?? I am choosing to edit it over the network, but it says this
is not a valid local folder.

I do this all the time with no problem, but I do it via a
mapped network
drive - perhaps that's what you are missing?
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hold the local
>folder
> on only one. I thought I did this before, but
Dreamweaver is not allowing
> me
> now. I get the error that it is not a valid folder when
i navigate to it.
> Does
> anyone know how to do this??
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