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  1. Chris16

    Map Drive to UNC Pathname

    Thanks that did exatcly what I wanted.
  2. Chris16

    Map Drive to UNC Pathname

    Thanks for the reply. Assume that it's a network mapped drive not a substituted drive. My ICT department do the mappings. I guessed I'd need to make an OS call but I have no idea of the syntax. A code example of this is what I'm really after. Thanks.
  3. Chris16

    Map Drive to UNC Pathname

    Hi I need to convert a mapped drive path (eg K:\Projects\ABC) to a UNC path name (like \\Fe_Techuser\User\Projects\ABC) in a pc based fortran program. I am currently using Compaq visual fortran 6.6. If its easier to get the mapped drive from a UNC Path that would be fine. Thanks. Chris16
  4. Chris16

    Convert

    Ken, Theo: THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!! GOT IT WORKING, PSYCHED. I APPRECIATE ALL YOUR HELP. THANKS AGAIN, CHRIS
  5. Chris16

    Convert

    Still not working. I'll figure it out. I'm defintely doing something wrong. Thank you for your help. datevalue("7/25/2001") - {SDTRDJ} is all I need? Thanks again. Have a good day. Chris
  6. Chris16

    Convert

    Ken, Hello again. What is the field that you need to convert? Field name is SDTRDJ What values does it display if you put it on the report? 101,205, 101,198, 101,129, etc. What should these end up as? 7/11/01, 8/12/01, etc. (in that date format) Thank you Ken, any help is much...
  7. Chris16

    Convert

    Ken, Sorry, getting a error message saying, "Statement needed". Option explicit possibly, really unsure, as you can tell I'm a newbie. I would rather try and stay in crystal syntax if I can. I apologize for being vague. Chris
  8. Chris16

    Convert

    Hi, can someone help me. I'm converting julian to gregorian dates. Using the basic syntax (VB) having trouble. My code reads as follows: Function ConJul(JulianDate As Long) ConJul = DateSerial(1900 + Int(JulianDate / 1000), 1, JulianDate Mod 1000) End Function Not working. Also...

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