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Hello,<br />
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I need to create a bat file that will allow a user to enter a name or part of a name and then have it search the mapped drive and open the result.<br />
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Is this even possible. I know search would do that, but I am looking for something faster.<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hello,

I need to create a bat file that will allow a user to enter a name or part of a name and then have it search the mapped drive and open the result.

Is this even possible. I know search would do that, but I am looking for something faster.

Any ideas?

BAT file to search a mapped directory

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