>>Hello All,
>>I need to create an object using this class that is supplied by Novell. but I am having a problem viewings it attributes.
>>1) Is there a way to put it in the class browser.
>>2) Which file?? does it belong to??
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Sandy
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>Good luck, I fought their OCX's for quite a while. FWIW:
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>Much of the docs are WRONG
>Technical Support is an oxymoron for this product
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>I learned it by brute force. I wrote an article for VFUG on it, I'll try to find the publication date for you. Depending on what you need, a lot of the functionality can be recreated using Windows Scripting. I was using it to log on, map drives, etc. If you have some questions, let me know and I might be able to help.

Just to expand on what you've said, the WSH Wscript.Network object adds much of the minimally-needed functionality, like mapping drives and printers, sniffing out shares and the like. What Wscript.Network doesn't add is often available through the ADSI components available from MS, especilly when implementing things like security and permission management. And unlike Novell's controls, the ADSI components are available cross-platform, and are not dependent on the services of Novell's Client32.