Re: Local Area Network Access
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Jan 22, 2010
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Hi
Yes, you must use the net use x:
computer name\share name, where x: is the drive letter you want to assign to the shared resource.
You can do this from a command line (in a batch file), or with system (I think)
Then you can access the drive as if it wer local
Then use net use x: /delete to disconnect the drive, and go on to the next one
I use this in a batch file to monitor for ghostscript files on a linux server, so it connects at startup.
Chris
