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  1. SBD40

    Help with existing logon script drive mapping

    Thanks Mark, It is part of a GP. And I am looking at your FAQ and will probably be using it to rewrite the script today. You have some cool addons.
  2. SBD40

    Help with existing logon script drive mapping

    That didn't do the trick. If I log off or shut down I lose the drive mappings. Curious thing is I have printers assigned in a similar way with the same script and they remain. Am I missing something? Here is the entire script: '$$$$ Version 2005-07-27 $$$$ '12:32 PM 1/20/2005: ADD: WriteLog()...
  3. SBD40

    Help with existing logon script drive mapping

    Sub DriveMapper(sDrive, sShare) For i = 0 to objDrives.Count -1 Step 2 if LCase(sDrive) = LCase(objDrives.Item(i)) then if not LCase(sShare) = LCase(objDrives.Item(i+1)) then objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive sDrive, true, true Else if bolWriteLog then objLogFile.WriteLine(Now() & "...
  4. SBD40

    Help with existing logon script drive mapping

    I have an existing logonscript that worked, but I would like to enhance it by making the drive mapping persistent. If I add ",True" to the following lines I get a to many param error. DriveMapper "h:", "\\fileserver\users\" & strUser ' Connect to users Home share on fileserver DriveMapper...

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