Hey there all. This seems like it should be a no-brainer, but I can't seem to find out how to do it using the Help.
I need to create a directory, which is the easy part. However, I also need to set this directory to "Shared", but I can't find a way to do this.
Any ideas?
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Xitch13
, Jun 24 2003 22:25
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Xitch13
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Posted 24 June 2003 - 22:25
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dbareis
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Posted 24 June 2003 - 23:10
Hi,
"Net share" would do it but I'd be interested if there was an easier way.
Bye,
Dennis
"Net share" would do it but I'd be interested if there was an easier way.
Bye,
Dennis
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Posted 25 June 2003 - 02:33
No, "net share" is about as easy as you're gonna get as there are no built-in IS functions to accomplish this.
Xitch13
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Posted 25 June 2003 - 20:04
Thanks for your replies.
I wrote a batch file using Net Share to share the directory, which works just fine.
However, it seems odd that there ins't support for this through IS. I mean if you can create a directory, you should be able to modify it. Oh well, maybe in IS Pro 8
I wrote a batch file using Net Share to share the directory, which works just fine.
However, it seems odd that there ins't support for this through IS. I mean if you can create a directory, you should be able to modify it. Oh well, maybe in IS Pro 8
Edited by Xitch13, 25 June 2003 - 20:05.
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