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The '\' is a compiler escape flag to allow special characters (i.e. newlines,
tabs, formfeed, etc.) in the string. To use the backslash character in a string
you have to escape *every* occurrence of it to tell the compiler you *want* the
character.
Your string should be;
("\\\\rgc-dc\\netlogon\\usermap.ini"))
--phil
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