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There is no way since a &quot;real&quot; path to a UNC may not exist.
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There is no way since a "real" path to a UNC may not exist.

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Tend to object, jhance :o)<br />
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'NetShareGetInfo()' will provide the local name of a share - I wrote that one a while ago:<br />
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(EE's choking on that, so I'll have to split the post)
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Tend to object, jhance :o)

'NetShareGetInfo()' will provide the local name of a share - I wrote that one a while ago:

(EE's choking on that, so I'll have to split the post)

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Uh-oh! &nbsp;The dreaded &quot;no text&quot; bug has reappeared!!! &nbsp;Arghhhh.
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Uh-oh!  The dreaded "no text" bug has reappeared!!!  Arghhhh.

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Yes, you are right. &nbsp;I misunderstood the question.<br />
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I thought he was asking for the LOCAL PATH on the workstation where the app was running. &nbsp;That would not necessarily be there if the remote path was not mapped to a local drive letter. &nbsp;But after reading the question I see that your interpretation is probably the intent of the question.<br />
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Yes, you are right.  I misunderstood the question.

I thought he was asking for the LOCAL PATH on the workstation where the app was running.  That would not necessarily be there if the remote path was not mapped to a local drive letter.  But after reading the question I see that your interpretation is probably the intent of the question.



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Thanks...<br />
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The NetShareGetInfo is my solution...<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Thanks...

The NetShareGetInfo is my solution...

Thanks


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Hi !<br />
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I need a source code for get the real path from a network shared name... like:<br />
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GetRealPath( &quot;\\\\computer\\shared&quot; )<br />
-&gt; return &quot;c:\windows\test&quot;<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi !

I need a source code for get the real path from a network shared name... like:

GetRealPath( "\\\\computer\\shared" )
-> return "c:\windows\test"

Thanks


Get a real path from a network shared

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