Fellows,
How can a program (written in PBDLL60) detect which drive is the first available free logical drive for a network connection?
Using GetDriveType, %DRIVE_REMOTE can only be detected when a connection has already been made.
I remember from my 'good old' DOS age that you could pass a questionmark, in order to let the program find the first free drive letter. Is there a similar thing in Windows?
Thanks a lot,
Egbert
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How can a program (written in PBDLL60) detect which drive is the first available free logical drive for a network connection?
Using GetDriveType, %DRIVE_REMOTE can only be detected when a connection has already been made.
I remember from my 'good old' DOS age that you could pass a questionmark, in order to let the program find the first free drive letter. Is there a similar thing in Windows?
Thanks a lot,
Egbert
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mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>
www.basicguru.com/zijlema/
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