>Does anybody have Visual FoxPro code that uses API calls to attach to a network drive from a Windows 95 machine?
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You can download my NETRESOURCE class and CLSHEAP classes from here on UT; NETRESOURCE has an implementation of the WNetAddConnection3() API call that can map printers and shared folders to local devices and drive letters.

The are even simpler ways to do this - the FAQ has examples of how the WNetAddConnection() API call works in it - it's less complex than WNetAddConnection3(), but is also considerably less capable.

The Windows Scripting Host Wscript.Network object has methods that will let you map drives and devices, and it uses a COM interface, which is considerably more intuitive. In order to use it, you need to install the WSH on each target system; it's built into Win98 and Win2K, and can be added to WinNT 4 and Win95 by installing IE4 or later, or by installing the self-installing, redistributable executable that can be downloaded from msdn.microsoft.com/scripting on anything but bare, original Win95 (you need at least Win95 SP1) or WinNT prior to SP3 (current is SP5, with SP6 in testing.)

The WSH adds considerably more capability than just mapping drives - there are whitepapers and complete docs on the WSH at the MSDN site.

>Many thanks in advance.