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Create a shortcut to a network folder on the desktop?
Well, question says it all really, got a MAC in the office (yuch!) and have configured Windows server to share to MAC's.
I can access and connect to the folders on the server using Finder but I'll be damned if I can create a shortcut on the desktop.
Am I right in guessing that I would have to mount it in some way, much like a network drive and then create a shortcut to the drive. This would also allow users to save back to the folder?
Much obliged!
I can access and connect to the folders on the server using Finder but I'll be damned if I can create a shortcut on the desktop.
Am I right in guessing that I would have to mount it in some way, much like a network drive and then create a shortcut to the drive. This would also allow users to save back to the folder?
Much obliged!
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Yep, that did it. Thanks.
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Thanks.