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Posted by CSM1 on April 29, 2008, 9:32 am
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It is also possible to setup a Network drive on the local computer.
You can map a remote computer and folder to a drive letter.
If you use the complete path to the file, any program that is network aware
can use a file on another computer. You would setup the program to use a
default folder that is mapped to another computer.
The path looks like this:
\Kitchen\d\Medicine
\Kitchen is the name of the remote computer
\d is the drive on that computer
\Medicine is the folder on that computer and drive.
You can then see any file in that folder from the local computer.
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CSM1
http://www.carlmcmillan.com
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> Hi!
>
> Thanks! I was more asking if there is any way to get that share as a
> folder on the other computer. That is not as a drive. My scenario: I
> would like to let one application on one computer work in its c:\work\
> directory, but that this directory is really a share on another host.
> It is possible to map a physical disk to c:\work instead of E: for
> example, but I cant make this work for a share. Doug mentioned
> something about adding as a folder, and I just wanted to check if this
> was what I was looking for.
>
> Thanks!
> ::Pelle
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