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03-20-2009
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| Vista Business 32bit | Vista 'Documents' map to network drive on domain. Hi, I'd like to map the 'Documents' link in the start menu to a network drive. If I right click on the icon in the start menu I can go properties -> location and change it in there. Is there any way I can get vista to set that automatically for every user in a bat script in the domain? We're using windows server 2003. I['m working in a school and currently we're getting some of the children saving stuff in the local machines. Many thanks, Richard |
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03-20-2009
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| Win7x64 | Re: Vista 'Documents' map to network drive on domain. Do the opposite of what this KB article suggests  How to stop Folder Redirection in Windows Server 2003 and in Windows 2000 Server |
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03-20-2009
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| Vista Business 32bit | Re: Vista 'Documents' map to network drive on domain. Thanks - that did the trick. I'd tried redirection before and had problems but it seemed to be fine this time. Thanks, Richard |
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