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  3. August 2005

Mapping a Network Drive..

I have one user, who I can not map, the IFS to a drive letter...

They are running Windows 2000, & were using client access...

I can not map this person to the QDLS folder...  When I logon, with my user
id "super user" it will work, but when I use her id, "it does not work"  I
have looked at the usrprf for similar users, and I don't see any
differences, and I have looked in the work with folders, and the directory
entries, and have compared user id's with others that work, and I still
can't figure out where the problem is...

Any ideas...  I'm stumped..

Tim

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