while I may not have access rights to turn on auditing, she might, and get mad that I copied source code from her hard drive. I am better off pulling an older version from a place she put it on the server and then using that to figure out what she is doing. I was able to get a Form that way for VB for one of her projects off of the VB share on the network. I think I can make my form look like hers, or use her form and modify it. I'll just rewrite the code so that it works, what I got was unfinished and a prototype. I'll clean it up.

You know that I just don't go poking around on someone's hard drive over a network.

Of course it is handy to stick this line of code into a Batch file:

net use %2: \\\\%1\\c$

But I wouldn't use it. Name the batch file as nnmap.bat and call it like this:

nnmap IPAddress X

Where IPAddress is the workstation IP address and X is the drive letter that you want to map to. Most networks leave in that "C$" share with group "Everyone", don't ask me why, but on my networks I remove that share and put in a different one with restricted access.

But no, even if I do know how to use the net.exe command, I would not abuse it that way. I advise anyone reading this to not use it, unless they really really had to.