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    Default Programmatically writting to a network drive.

    Hi Guys, I would like my program to write to a shared network drive. I have the IP address of the server where the drive is located. I've been given the rights to access the folder however I would like my program to write to the drive automatically. How can I go about this?

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    Default Re: Programmatically writting to a network drive.

    From the application point of view it is a normal disc.
    If the resource is mapped to have a drive letter. If not, you can use the file path like \\server_ip\name_of_resource\file_name.

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    Default Re: Programmatically writting to a network drive.

    Thank you Lesiok. I can't believe that's all I had to do. Over-thinking is a problem sometimes.

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