if @userid = "Chrisfri"
use z: "\\cfricke-nt\setup$"
endif

Am I doing something wrong? Should I be approaching this a different way?

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Chris Fricke
Clackamas County

Try using X: or Y:

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Paul Moxey
POS & Senior Network Administrator
Taubmans Pty Ltd
Paul_Moxey@taubmans.com.au

Here is the actual code:

- Test.bat -

@echo off

NET TIME \\TBIRD /SET /YES

call %0%\..\kix32.exe map.kix
pause

- map.kix -

?@userid

if @userid = "Chrisfri"
use p: "\\cfricke-nt\setup$"
endif

sleep 3

- results -

The Batch file jumps into map.kix. The screen then displays my userid (which matches the name in quotes). It then seems to jump to the "sleep" command, goes back to the batch and "Pauses".

Can I even use the "USE" command like this? I thought this was going to be simple...

Try

%0%\..\kix32.exe %0%\..\map.kix
pause

- map.kix -

?@userid

if @userid = "Chrisfri"
use p: "\\cfricke-nt\setup$$"
endif

sleep 3

Hope this helps

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Don Davidson
Network Engineer (alledgedly)
http://www.insight-media.co.uk

And my homepage http://www.nutrocker.co.uk/

if @userid = "Chrisfri"
use p: "\\cfricke-nt\setup$$"
endif

worked!

Now I know to add the second "$" for hidden shares. Thanks a bunch!

On to the next issue...