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| 15772 | 2001-07-19 03:15:00 | Are there command-line switches I can pass to Explorer to have it map a network drive? Something along the lines of: 'explorer /mapnetworkdrive /:Y //aServer/sharedFolder/' |
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| 15773 | 2001-07-19 19:06:00 | Through dos command the comand would be map p y:=\\server\sharefolder\ ie map p y:=\\2ndpc\mp3s\ or via explorer broswe to to the server, right click on the sharefolder and click on map network drive. IF you wanted to add a tick on recconect at logon to make it perment maped drive. Jess |
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| 15774 | 2001-07-20 01:53:00 | Thanks for the try, but the command you gave didn't fly for me at a DOS prompt. I've found a shell command that works: net use [drive name]: \\computer_name\share_name Thanks for the response. |
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