>>Tim
>
>I wouldn't use a bat file. You can connect from within VFP.
>
>>Declare integer WNetCancelConnection in WIN32API String lpName,short lForce
>Declare integer WNetAddConnection in WIN32API ;
> string lpRemoteName, ;
> string lpPassword, ;
> string lpLocalName
>
>*Add connection
>WNetAddConnection("\\W0028109792\DATAWARE", "", "R:")
>
>*Remove connection
>*WNetCancelConnection("R:",0)
>>PS: WNetAddConnection2 and WNetCancelConnection2 supersedes and have more options for connections like dipslaying a prompt for username and pw for user to connect.
>CetinThat is probably the best solution for Tim.
Another possible option is to use WSH:
oWSHNet = CREATEOBJECT('Wscript.Network')
oWSHNet.MapNetworkDrive('R:','\\SomeServer\AppShare',.t.,'uid','pwd')
