What happens if you try to run \\THCBGAD01\SHARES\QA\Qdms2000\archive\Level2 from Windows (WindowsKey+R)?

>The files are all still in the archive folder (lcCurDir). The user doesn't (or at least isn't supposed to be able to) have any input as to the folder - for each menu item, the lcCurDir is specified in code.
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>I'm just puzzled as to why this suddenly quit working as it always did. I'm wondering if there isn't something being done on the server side where the specified folder isn't actually in that location anymore - kind of like that the recent versions of Windows do with the virtual folders? Perhaps in that case the Shell Exec defaults to the local Docs drive.
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>>Could it be that someone moved the files to their local Documents folder, and left a link?
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>>>I have the following code as a procedure in a menu. This used to work just fine - the user accepts the warning msg and is then taken to the desired archive folder on the server. Suddenly it no longer works...everyone (regardless of Windows version) gets a window opened to their local "Documents."
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>>>Messagebox("WARNING - For reference only!!"+CHR(13)+"Obsolete documents are for historical purposes only.",d_nOKbutton+d_nstopsign,"OBSOLETE - For Reference Only!")
>>>DECLARE Long ShellExecute IN "Shell32.dll" ;
>>>	Long hwnd, String lpVerb, String lpFile, ;
>>>	String lpParameters, String lpDirectory, Long nShowCmd
>>>* Open Windows Explorer for current folder
>>>lcCurDir = FULLPATH("\\THCBGAD01\SHARES\QA\Qdms2000\archive\Level2")
>>>* Current folder selected
>>>ShellExecute (0,"", GETENV("SystemRoot") + "\explorer.exe",  "/n, /root, " + lcCurDir, "", 1)