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Netware 5.1 program access problem

Asked by dragontooth in Novell Netware Network Software

Tags: directory

Hi I would like to thank you for taking the time to look at this.

I have a mixture of 98 and XP workstations, they all use the same program to copy files back and forth. No problems, the program complains when the server is not there and tells them to log on so they will not lose the work.
Now on one machine I get runtime error 52. in the program the directory is being accessed as such "\\ServerName\VolumeName\Directory\Directory\" windows explorer throws a wooly bugger fit about not being able to access the directory. But it can access the directory all day long if it goes to "F:\Directory\" and of course the new machine is XP. All permissions are the same. Client is 4.09.

What is going on? and in conclusion what am I missing?

Frustrated, clueless, but I got a hammer!
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