23 Jul 16 09:16, you wrote to Matthew Munson:   
      
    RF> I networked my WinServer and have wcOline running on Windows 2003   
    RF> server where there is a shared drive off the WinServer machine for wc5   
    RF> and my door games.  All is working, but it took some effort to get it   
    RF> right.  Networking WinServer was not hard, the hard part was geting   
    RF> the games working on that shared drive where before they knew to go to   
    RF> drive d:  and now the shared folder is W:  So I had to take all the   
    RF> drive desginations out of the batch files and configuration file of   
    RF> each game.   
      
   the way to handle this without having to remove the drive designations is to   
   map that drive on the host as well as the others... in this way /all/ machines   
   would have the same W: drive... we used to do this in our start up scripts   
   like this...   
      
   @echo off   
   net use W: \\wrksta1\disk1   
   net use X: \\wrksta1\disk2   
   net use Y: \\wrksta2\disk1   
   net use Z: \\wrksta3\disk1   
      
      
   it was much easier to do this this way than to try to figure out how to map a   
   locally shared drive on the local sharing system in a GUI...   
      
      
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