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Agreed. We have changed our look on what SharePoint is and can do and have actually added this to our discussion.<br />
IT certainly doesn't want the headache.<br />
Thank-you!
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Agreed. We have changed our look on what SharePoint is and can do and have actually added this to our discussion.
IT certainly doesn't want the headache.
Thank-you!

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I have a set of files on our network via a network share that I want to have visible in SharePoint. I'd also like it so that as new files are put into the network share, SharePoint will automatically add those documents.<br />
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How do I link a network share file folder within SharePoint site?
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I have a set of files on our network via a network share that I want to have visible in SharePoint. I'd also like it so that as new files are put into the network share, SharePoint will automatically add those documents.

How do I link a network share file folder within SharePoint site?

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