> I am not sure if this will be completely helpful, but I will
> try anyway.
>
> I noticed that you are trying to 'Map' to \\nt01\c$\ShareName.
> I don't know about the FileOp module, but the above makes an
> alarm sound in my head, you cannot map to a folder within a
> share. You can map to the share, but that is it. Have you tried
> mapping to \\nt01\c$ ? I don't think the '$' is giving you
> problems. Try using the following:
>
> Map h =>('\\\\nt01\c$');
>
> Let me know if this fixed it.
>
> Wes
Yes Wes, you are right. You can't Map a drive letter to a
subdirectory of some share. You may use Subst() (aka the DOS command
subst) to fake that.
Under WinNT/2000 you may do this :
Subst h => '\\\\server\share\subdir';
But under Win9x you have to do it in two steps :
Map x => '\\\\server\share';
Subst h => 'x:\subdir';
Jenda
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