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July 8th 03, 08:34 PM
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"net use"
How does one END a "net use" command? Plenty of
instructions on how to set it up....THANKS! 
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July 8th 03, 09:09 PM
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"net use"
I assume you mean how to remove the mapping created by the net use command.
net use device /d e.g. net use lpt1: /d If the original net use command is issued without the /persistent:yes parameter, the mapping is automatically deleted when the user logs off. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP It's perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Eric G" wrote in message ... How does one END a "net use" command? Plenty of instructions on how to set it up....THANKS!
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July 9th 03, 07:34 PM
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"net use"
Thanks a Million!!! That was the right answer!!! I owe
you 1! -----Original Message----- I assume you mean how to remove the mapping created by the net use command. net use device /d e.g. net use lpt1: /d If the original net use command is issued without the /persistent:yes parameter, the mapping is automatically deleted when the user logs off. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP It's perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Eric G" wrote in message ... How does one END a "net use" command? Plenty of instructions on how to set it up....THANKS! .
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