Stefan Tiedje

I posted this already under a different topic, but no answers...

I need to read and write files from and to computers on a Windows LAN 

which are on different computers. Folder and dropfile do not give me 

valid results (they stay empty or don't output anything). I am stuck, 

but I am sure someone must have been done something like that...

The server volumes do not have a drive letter. Do I have to prepare them 

somehow for having a letter??? I don't know much about Windows...

I can easily access windows volumes from a Mac with OS 9, but this time 

the patch has to run on a Windows machine...

I posted this already under a different topic, but no answers...
I need to read and write files from and to computers on a Windows LAN 
which are on different computers. Folder and dropfile do not give me 
valid results (they stay empty or don't output anything). I am stuck, 
but I am sure someone must have been done something like that...
The server volumes do not have a drive letter. Do I have to prepare them 
somehow for having a letter??? I don't know much about Windows...

I can easily access windows volumes from a Mac with OS 9, but this time 
the patch has to run on a Windows machine...

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how-to-access-server-volumes-on-windows

> The server volumes do not have a drive letter. Do I have to prepare them 

> somehow for having a letter??? I don't know much about Windows...

The volumes need a drive letter, then everything works as expected...

Stefan Tiedje schrieb:
> The server volumes do not have a drive letter. Do I have to prepare them 
> somehow for having a letter??? I don't know much about Windows...

Answering myself for the archives:
The volumes need a drive letter, then everything works as expected...

How to access Server volumes on Windows