Below is the code for a button that when left clicked opens my documents folder. I'm trying to figure out how to create the same thing but when clicked it opens a folder on a networked drive. The pathname for the network drive (copied from the file manager) would be \\BETA-PC\Network Stoarge ... yes yes I know I mis-typed Storage when I set it up
Can anyone help me here?
[Folder1]
meter=button
buttonimage=buttonB.png
x=142
y=52
leftmouseupaction=!execute [C:\Users\Home1\Documents]
[Folder1Name]
meter=string
text=Documents
fontcolor=00fffc
fontface=after disaster
fontsize=9
stringalign=right
x=146
y=51
antialias=1
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How to map a network drive
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Re: How to map a network drive
LeftMouseUpAction=!Execute ["\\BETA-PC\Network Stoarge"]
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Re: How to map a network drive
Yeah I tried that originally but it didn't work and rainmeter hung and had to catch up. I'll try it again and make sure my pathname is right. I'll report back after dinner when I get a chance to try it out.
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Re: How to map a network drive
Thanks jsmorley, that worked. I must have fat fingered it when I tried it earlier but it's all good now!