>>>>>George,
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks! I don't get any errors, but lcRemotename is empty!
>>>>
>>>>Try the following change

lnStatus = WNetGetConnection(@lcDriveLetter, @lcRemoteName, ;
>>>>    @lnRemoteBuffer)

>>>
>>>Yikes! That crashed my computer!
>>
>>Well, here's my code and I use it all the time. Maybe by comparing it with your's you might find the answer.

FUNCTION ConnectName
>>  * This function is part of a class
>>  * That's why the "This.Net_Error" call
>>  * Returns the name of the device
>>  LPARAMETER pc_device
>>
>>  LOCAL lcresult, lcdevice, lcbuffer, lnsize, lnerr
>>  lcresult = ""
>>  lcbuffer = SPACE(200) + CHR(0)
>>  lnsize = LEN(lcbuffer)
>>  lcdevice = pc_device
>>  IF RIGHT(lcdevice, 1) # CHR(0)
>>    lcdevice = lcdevice + CHR(0)
>>  ENDIF
>>  lnerr = WNetGetConnection(@lcdevice, @lcbuffer, @lnsize)
>>  IF lnerr = NO_ERROR
>>    lcresult = LEFT(lcbuffer, AT(CHR(0), lcbuffer) - 1)
>>  ELSE
>>    This.Net_Error()
>>  ENDIF
>>  RETURN lcresult
>>ENDFUNC

>Thanks, George. I'll work on it. At this point I'm thinking its easier to implement the WSH solution! <g>

< s >Well, try the above (adding the necessary declaration and replacing the call to Net_Error with displaying the error number. If that blows up, then the problem isn't with your code.