Finding paths for mapped drives havenlad 11/5/2008 3:16:12 PM A user on X{ has a ridiculously long path for a mapped drive. I have gone to Disconnect Mapped Drives but she tells me it is way of the page. is there any other way of finding out the path of mapped drives? Thanks Havenlad

Re: Finding paths for mapped drives "John John (MVP)" <audetweld[ at ]nbnet.nb.ca> 11/5/2008 3:34:38 PM Use the "Net Use" command at the Command Prompt. John havenlad wrote: [Quoted Text] > A user on X{ has a ridiculously long path for a mapped drive. I have gone to > Disconnect Mapped Drives but she tells me it is way of the page. is there > any other way of finding out the path of mapped drives? > > Thanks > > Havenlad >

Re: Finding paths for mapped drives havenlad 11/5/2008 4:27:01 PM Excellent - thanks. Why have I not been shown that before? So simple. "John John (MVP)" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Use the "Net Use" command at the Command Prompt. > > John > > havenlad wrote: > > > A user on X{ has a ridiculously long path for a mapped drive. I have gone to > > Disconnect Mapped Drives but she tells me it is way of the page. is there > > any other way of finding out the path of mapped drives? > > > > Thanks > > > > Havenlad > > > >

Re: Finding paths for mapped drives "John John (MVP)" <audetweld[ at ]nbnet.nb.ca> 11/5/2008 4:33:31 PM You're welcome. John havenlad wrote: [Quoted Text] > Excellent - thanks. Why have I not been shown that before? So simple. > > > > "John John (MVP)" wrote: > > >>Use the "Net Use" command at the Command Prompt. >> >>John >> >>havenlad wrote: >> >> >>>A user on X{ has a ridiculously long path for a mapped drive. I have gone to >>>Disconnect Mapped Drives but she tells me it is way of the page. is there >>>any other way of finding out the path of mapped drives? >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>>Havenlad >>> >> >>