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What string do I use in a login script to map a drive to a folder that is the
same as the login name without typing this for each user? Is there a command
that will default to the user's name?
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"Don Doerr" wrote:
| What string do I use in a login script to map a drive to a folder that is
the
| same as the login name without typing this for each user? Is there a
command
| that will default to the user's name?
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What I am trying to do is setup a net use statement that will create a mapped
drive to a folder with the same name as their login, without having to
manually enter the share name in each batch file. Isn't there something like
%login name% that can be used in place of the path that will automatically
insert the user name?
"Dave Patrick" wrote:
> Take a look at homedrive homepath variables.
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/defau [...] -us;199878 >
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> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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> Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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> "Don Doerr" wrote:
> | What string do I use in a login script to map a drive to a folder that is
> the
> | same as the login name without typing this for each user? Is there a
> command
> | that will default to the user's name?
>
>
>
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%username%
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Regards,
Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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"Don Doerr" wrote:
| What I am trying to do is setup a net use statement that will create a
mapped
| drive to a folder with the same name as their login, without having to
| manually enter the share name in each batch file. Isn't there something
like
| %login name% that can be used in place of the path that will automatically
| insert the user name?
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