>Hi,
>
>You can map a network *share* to a drive letter with WSH using the MapNetworkDrive method. objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive(strLocalDrive, strRemoteShare, [persistent], [strUser], [strPassword])
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>But I want to map a network *folder* to a drive letter.
>You can do it from Windows Explorer by highlighting the folder and clicking Easy Access > Map as Drive.
>You can also do it from the command line with NET USE because it allows you to add a "volume" to form the complete path that you want to map "\\ComputerName\ShareName\Volume"
>--> net use [{devicename | *}] [\\computername\sharename[\volume] [{password | *}]] [/user:[domainname\]username] [/user:[dotteddomainname\]username] [/user:[username@dotteddomainname] [/home {devicename | *} [{password | *}]] [/persistent:{yes | no}] [/smartcard] [/savecred] [/delete] [/help] [/?]
>
>Is there a windows-native way to do this?

I haven't tested it, but I would think WSH and NET USE would use the same underlying protocols. In the WSH call have you tried adding your "Volume" path to strRemoteShare? It may or may not require a trailing backslash "\", you might want to try it both ways.

If you're using it a lot, and you have control over the server you might want to create another share that points directly to the path you need.

For lurkers, the CMD-line SUBST command is handy for mapping drive letters to *local* paths.