[THIN] Re: Mapping a network drive on an application basis
- From: Jeremy Saunders <jeremy.saunders@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 15:03:26 +0800
Nick,
Why don't you just create security groups based on "applications". ie.
Office 2003 Users, etc. Then just place an if, then or case statement in
the login script.
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Hi All
Is there an easy method by which to map a network drive on a per
application basis
I used to simply add a logon script for each user however this is becoming
quite cumbersome as numerous users have access to multiple applications and
i dont want to slow down their login process while waiting for 10 drives to
map when the session may only use one of these maps
I tried using a batch file to start the application itself although the
batch file didnt like UNC paths, and doesnt look very pretty, is there a
nice tidy way to do this, is this my best option?
Thanks Nick
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