[Jun 13, 97 - 01:08] Christer Solstrand of 2:211/35 wrote to Chris Holten:
CS> But I still haven't found a way to share the mapped drive on the network, 
CS> and map it as M: on the remote machine. Or am I supposed to use NET USE 
on 
CS> the remote machine, in order to get the local M: to the remote?
Sharing out the directory doesn't assign it a drive letter: it simply makes 
it available on the other systems.  You can use UNC to access it without a 
letter at all, although in practice that has limited use.
Share out the directory as "POO".  Then, on every machine INCLUDING the local 
machine, use NET USE M: \\\POO (or use Explorer to do this) and you 
will have the same M: drive on every machine.
Jerry Schwartz
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