At 10:49 AM 8/29/2001 -0700, Bernie Corrigan wrote:
>
>... This problem follows him to other workstations when
>he logs in as himself. If he logs in as someone else
>on his personal workstation the problem disappears ...
Bernie,
This is in addition to my previous mail:
05. Make sure that when logged in, the mapped drive
letter(s) and shortcut properties do match.
If not, then, they have to be consistent with the
user(s) who don't experience the same problem.
Traditionally, all users should have the same mapped
drive letters, when using the icons on their desktop,
etc .. but, who knows ...
Because we are sometimes faced with existing problem(s)
that other people have left behind, we tend to blame the
obvious, which in this case is R:BASE.
In my own experience, my personal limitation of product
knowledge and existing hidden problems from previous
network management should NOT constitute a problem with
any superficial software, such as R:BASE!
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
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