>George-
>
>>Um, a SWAG. Look at WNetRestoreConnectionW() in the networking SDK.
>
>I think that's a brilliant SWAG *g*. Unfortunately I'm being far from brilliant. Here's the MSDN syntax:
>
>

DWORD WNetRestoreConnectionW(
>  HWND hwndParent,
>  LPCWSTR lpDevice
>);

>
>Here's my Fox declare statement.

DECLARE INTEGER WNetRestoreConnectionW IN Win32API  ;
>	INTEGER hwndParent, INTEGER lpDevice

>
>I'd like to call it with two null parameters since I want it to reconnect all possible drives for the logged in user, but I'm being totally brain dead on how to call the API function. I've tried NULL, 0's, and clicking my heels three times. NULL gives me Data Type mismatch (no huge suprise there). Any suggestions < ducks blow from Mr. Rauh> gratefully received.

Nancy,

Alan's correct about the declaration, but in order to pass a null pointer, you have to indicate that the lpDevice parameter is passed by reference

DECLARE INTEGER WNetRestoreConnectionW IN Win32API  ;
	INTEGER hwndParent, STRING @lpDevice

Pass zero as the pointer to the device.