>>Thank you very much. It did not work on the first try. This will give me something to work with.
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>Be sure to look at the work it was based on by Vlad Tatavu. It's referenced in the FAQ.

Finally got it to work.

I spent 4 hours yesterday trying to find something that would work for me before I asked a UT question. I posted my question this morning, I tried your suggestion and it did not work. So I went to the bookstore this morning trying to find some books on Win 32 API. Could not find any books that dealt with netfileenum(). I found one book that discussed wnet*.* but the information was sparse compared to the price. Almost purchased the newest Win 2000 API collection for $ 149.00 but the MSDN lib was on DVD of which I do not have, plus I could not find anything in the indexes of the book on netfileenum(). That made me think...I wonder how much stuff is on my local MSDN install (April 99). A whole lot. After reading the help from MSDN and looking at the code I decided I needed to know what is the return error I was getting, # 5.

I found the documentation for netfileenum() but it did not list the return values for errors just the #Define name. I tried researching that, could not make heads or tails of that information in the MSDN lib.

So I went back out to UT in the KB that you had referred me to. Low and behold I found an article on dealing with API return codes. Cut that code into the program and behold "Access Denied" pops up instead of Error # 5. Changed Servers in my call and behold again, it worked.

Talking about "Diamonds in your own back yard". I never look at the UT FAQ's. Now I am going to get myself very familiar with them.

I am going to write an interface to this routine as a development tool...

Thanks for your suggestions they got me to where I needed to be.