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Open Explorer, (Not Internet Explorer, but Windows Explorer, 'Windows-Key+E')<br />
Goto Tools, Folder Options.<br />
Click on the View Tab.<br />
Scroll down to find, &quot;Display Full Path in the title bar&quot;<br />
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Try That.<br />
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Jon.
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The NET USE worked like a charm! Thanks, vincem1099
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Hi experts,<br />
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I have some users with static map drives. Some are long and when I go to VIEW NETWORK DRIVE sometimes it cuts off and I have to guest what the last characters are. When I look at it from windows explorer sometimes I just see the share name and not the full path. Is there a better way to see the full path or a command to extract all map drives to a text file?
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Hi experts,

I have some users with static map drives. Some are long and when I go to VIEW NETWORK DRIVE sometimes it cuts off and I have to guest what the last characters are. When I look at it from windows explorer sometimes I just see the share name and not the full path. Is there a better way to see the full path or a command to extract all map drives to a text file?

Open Explorer, (Not Internet Explorer, but Windows Explorer, &#39;Windows-Key+E&#39;)
Goto Tools, Folder Options.
Click on the View Tab.
Scroll down to find, &quot;Display Full Path in the title bar&quot;

Try That.

Jon.

The NET USE worked like a charm! Thanks, vincem1099

Any way to view the full path of map drives or extract onto a txt file?

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