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I will give it a shot when I get in tomorrow morning. &nbsp;We are running Documentum 5 for our document management system and it requires this for a temp folder. &nbsp;I am sure we could do it some other way but this is the way they set it up originally so we are stuck with it for now. &nbsp;Either way I will give it a go in the morning and let you know. &nbsp;Thanks for the input.
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I will give it a shot when I get in tomorrow morning.  We are running Documentum 5 for our document management system and it requires this for a temp folder.  I am sure we could do it some other way but this is the way they set it up originally so we are stuck with it for now.  Either way I will give it a go in the morning and let you know.  Thanks for the input.

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Hmmm, does it need to be a &quot;drive letter&quot; to a local folder (in which case SUBST will do the job), or does it need an environment variable set to it, like the way %temp% works (In DOS type: echo %temp%)?<br />
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Anyway, try out what I posted, and see how you go?<br />
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Rob.
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Hmmm, does it need to be a "drive letter" to a local folder (in which case SUBST will do the job), or does it need an environment variable set to it, like the way %temp% works (In DOS type: echo %temp%)?

Anyway, try out what I posted, and see how you go?

Regards,

Rob.

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I need to map a drive letter to a local folder (C:\temp) in order for one of our document management programs to function. &nbsp;I need to do this in a vbscript and it has always been in autoit in the past. Can someone point me in the right direction. &nbsp;I have tried using a normal mapping but that does not work. Any ideas? &nbsp;Thanks.. 
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I need to map a drive letter to a local folder (C:\temp) in order for one of our document management programs to function.  I need to do this in a vbscript and it has always been in autoit in the past. Can someone point me in the right direction.  I have tried using a normal mapping but that does not work. Any ideas?  Thanks.. 

VBScript Drive Mapping Question

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