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Map Drive-Letters
$map_drive letterpair [letterpair ...]
This command is used to specify that a drive-letter which appears on a CopiaFacts command pathname is to be mapped to a local drive. For example, if all your network workstations refer to the CopiaFacts server drive C as their drive F, you can use the letter F in all CopiaFacts command files and use this command to have the server treat drive F as though it were drive C. A letterpair of 'FC' would be needed to effect this mapping.
The use of drive letters is no longer recommended, and if possible you should instead allocate a UNC pathname such as \\servername\COPIA which will contain the Copia Application Data folder (by convention named FAXFACTS).
The parameter on this command is used as follows:
| letterpair | A pair of alphabetic characters. The first character of the pair represents a drive letter that appears in CopiaFacts command files; the second represents the drive letter which is to be used instead of the first by the CopiaFacts server. Up to five pairs may be specified. Case is not significant. |
The mapping takes effect for all CopiaFacts commands other than those which precede this command in the configuration file. Drive letters which appear in the middle of a double-quoted parameter string (for example as program arguments in a $run command) are not affected.
Positional Requirements: This command must precede any commands which it is to affect.
Example:
$map_drive FC GD ; map drive F to server C, drive G to server D
$request_dir f:\faxfacts\callback ; really server drive C
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