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How can I get the file sizes of network drives? Filelen() is not recognizing network names. Thanks for any help.
How can I get the file sizes of network drives? Filelen() is not recognizing network names. Thanks for any help.
Hello schulzy175,
This works on my local network. Give it try on yours.
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Hi schulzy175,
Based on this early binding FileSystemObject example I written the following late binding equivalent:
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Much thanks for the codes, but I've already had it working locally, but I am trying to replace "C:" with a network name. i.e. "\\MYNETWORK" OR "\\MYNETWORK\FOLDER". My apologies for not being clearer in the first post.
Hello schulzy175,
So you want to convert a mapped drive letter to it is UNC path?
Does this work for you ?
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