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Dear Ruud, related release: KiXtart 4.00 final release (build 62) problem description: workaround available? YES if I do: code: I don't get an error. Unfortunately I can't check if the mapping is made right now. It looks as though the statement '$dummy="@HOMESHR"' loads the macro into memory, but the USE statement With this workaround the result of awinkel script will be code: greetings. btw: we add this issue also on the beta forum. Other members can take knowledge btw: we found it a good place - even it is a final release - for such btw: we are using for this problem the qualification minor, because there |
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we saw the solution too late. related topic is also closed. above issues gives you an idea "how we will report possible problems with kixtart". greetings. |
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btw: the input for the closed topic was Dear, We add this issue also on the beta forum. Other members can take knowledge the related topic is: btw: we saw the update report to late. so it gives an idea how will |
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After installing kixtart V4.01 the command use h: "@homedir" still didn't work. You all agree with this? [ 22 November 2001: Message edited by: awinkel ] |
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Yeah, that's right. I mailed Ruud about that already. |
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USE H: "@HOMEDIR" will never work and was not intended to. Look on page 45 of the manual. USE H: "@HOMESHR" not DIR. @HOMEDIR is the short name of the users home directory. i.e. dept\username whereas @HOMESHR is the server name and shared path. i.e. \\server\share. @HOMEDIR is used with the CD command as in Ruud's example. Hope this helps. Gregg |
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Hi gregglsc, AFAIK your remark is true IF your Homedir path is something like this: \\{SERVER}\{SHARE}\{SUBFOLDER} then the macro's return: @HOMESHR = \\{SERVER}\{SHARE} BUT if your Homeshare looks like this: \\{SERVER}\{SHARE} both macro's will look like this: @HOMESHR = \\{SERVER}\{SHARE} |