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Sergey,
Thanks for the reply. I've got up to that point, what I'm trying to get is what the mapping would llok like on the remote machine.
jfh

>You can get mapping using WSH. The rest should be simple.
oFso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
>FOR EACH oDrive IN oFso.Drives
>	? oDrive.Path
>	? oDrive.ShareName
>ENDFOR
>
>
>>This is tough to explain, here goes:
>>I have a server ( MyServer ) that has a drive and folder ( g:\MyFolder ) that is shared on the network as ServerFolder. My local machine has a mapping to ServerFolder ( i:\ ). Here's what I can do so far: I can, on my local machine, derive from "i:\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder" the UNC "\\MyServer\MyFolder\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder".
>>So now, on my local machine, I have 2 references to SomeSubFolder, my mapping and the UNC. Now what I want to get, on my local machine, is MyServer's mapping to this UNC. i.e. something like a DecodeUnc possibly:
>>
>>? "The server's mapping to \\MyServer\MyFolder\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder is:"
>>? DecodeUnc( "\\MyServer\MyFolder\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder" )
>>
>>
>>would display
>>
>>The server's mapping to \\MyServer\MyFolder\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder is:
>>g:\Myfolder\SomeFolder\SomeSubFolder
>>
>>
>>Anyone got any ideas on how a DecodeUnc function would work? Thanks,
>>jfh
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