NetWare Client for DOS and MS Windows User Guide

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Setting Up and Managing Network Drives
Using NetWare Utilities to Set Up and Manage Drive Mappings
6 Exit NETUSER.
Press <Esc> until the “Exit?” menu box appears. Then select “Yes” and press
<Enter>.
Or press <Alt>+<F10> anywhere within NETUSER to display the “Exit?” menu
box. Then select “Yes” and press <Enter>.
The NetWare User Tools for MS Windows (the NWUSER.EXE
Program)
The NetWare User Tools for MS Windows program allows you to assign
drives to network directories using the “Drive Connections” window. Use
this window to
• View drive mappings
• Create or change network drive mappings
• Assign a drive to a fake root directory (for applications that must use a root
directory)
The NETWARE.DRV file provides the drive mapping function for the
NetWare User Tools for MS Windows. It resides in the SYSTEM
subdirectory of your MS Windows directory (the default is
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM).
NOTE: The NetWare User Tools for MS Windows program is available in NetWare 3.12 and
NetWare 4, and in NetWare Client Kits for DOS and MS Windows packages.
Specify the type of drive mapping and assignment you want by completing
the following procedure.
Procedure
1 Run MS Windows.
2 Press <F6> or select the “NetWare User Tools” icon in the NetWare program
group.
If the icon is not displayed, you can also access NetWare User Tools for MS
Windows by creating a Program object in the MS Windows Program Manager
with NWUSER.EXE. (The NWUSER.EXE file is in your target directory for the
client installation.)
3 Choose “NetWare Drive Connections.”