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you should be able to right click and properties on your P drive to see the path
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you should be able to right click and properties on your P drive to see the path

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I know of no way of hyperlinking to a mapped drive in an e-mail as there is no guarantee they have the drive mapping but you can hyperlink using the path such as &nbsp;\\Server\Folder\file.abc &nbsp;by choosing insert hyperlink and place the path.
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I know of no way of hyperlinking to a mapped drive in an e-mail as there is no guarantee they have the drive mapping but you can hyperlink using the path such as  \\Server\Folder\file.abc  by choosing insert hyperlink and place the path.

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My windows XP box is mapped to a shared 'P:' drive.<br />
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I want to email a co-worker a link to some files on 'P' rather than a set of files. &nbsp; Assuming he has access I should be able to link to: &nbsp;\\Server\share\directory &nbsp;right?<br />
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How do hyperlink to a file on P? &nbsp; &nbsp;I don't know how to translate 'P' to \\Server\share . &nbsp;<br />
Where does XP tell me what server/share P is actually mapped to?
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My windows XP box is mapped to a shared 'P:' drive.

I want to email a co-worker a link to some files on 'P' rather than a set of files.   Assuming he has access I should be able to link to:  \\Server\share\directory  right?

How do hyperlink to a file on P?    I don't know how to translate 'P' to \\Server\share .  
Where does XP tell me what server/share P is actually mapped to?

How to hyperlink to a mapped drive?

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