>>>Anyone know of an API call to Map/Unmap a network drive?
>>>
>>>TIA
>>
>>In addition to the WSH that was previously mention, you could also use UNCs. However, to answer the question directly:

    DECLARE INTEGER WNetAddConnection IN Win32API;
>>  STRING @lpszRemoteName, STRING @lpszPassword, STRING @lpszLocalName
>>DECLARE INTEGER WNetCancelConnection IN Win32API;
>> STRING @lpszName, INTEGER fForce
>>* Map a drive
>>* lcserver is the server name
>>* lcdrive is the drive specifier.
>>* The below uses the "remembered" password name
>>* If the mapping was successful lnresult will equal 0
>>lnresult = WNetAddConnection(@lcserver, 0, @lcdrive)
>>* Below uses provided password.
>>lnresult = WNetAddConnection(@lcserver, @lcpassword, @lcdrive)
>>* Unmap/Disconnect
>>lnresult = WNetCancelConnection(lcdrive, 0) && 0 if success.

>
>To expand on this WnetAddConnection2() or WNetAddConnection3() may be needed to attach resources is a different domain or under another user name - there's sample code in my NETRESOURCE class. THe WSH approach is strongly preferable.

Thanks, for the reminder Ed. I've only used the above under Win9x and not NT. And yes, these days, the WSH is the best choice if only for the reduction of the code overhead.