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• InDesign problem with links to unc paths

  We are running Indesign CS3.0 bind us all our images through a drive letter x:.  However, the path for the image changes linked to the \\archway\graphics\etc unc path.  We would like to use for identical images games in two different offices so that when a document is opened in an office, it connects to the local set of images and the opening by the other office he also uses the local set of images stored at this location.  If Indesign has left the link mapped drive letter, it will work very well, but because it modifies a unc path indesign always turned to all the images remotely in a single site and the local section defined in the other.

  Does anyone know if this has been set (or changed) in CS4 or CS5 or is there another way around this problem.

  Thanks for any help.

  ID uses absolute paths first, then if it does not find the links, look in the directory and any sup-directoris, where the ID file is located to see if he can find them here (this is why it is possible to hand of a packaged document). That's what Stix meant by relative path. If the links are in the same way that the doc ID will find them, otherwise, no.

• When connecting to a printer through unc path asking for credentials__

  When connecting to a printer through unc path asking identification information

  Hello

  ·        Have you been able to connect to the printer before without any problem?

  ·        What is the exact error that you are experiencing?

  ·        Version of the OS (Windows 7 / Vista/XP) you want to share the printer with?

   

  Universal Naming Convention is a naming convention used primarily to specify and map network drives in Microsoft Windows. UNC names are most commonly used to join servers files or printers on a local network.

  UNC names identify network resources using a specific rating. UNC names consist of three parts: a server name and a share name and an optional file path. These three elements are combined using backslashes as follows:

  \\server\share\file_path

  If you try to share a printer on a Windows Vista/7 computer, then I suggest you to check the article mentioned below.

  File and printer sharing: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/file-and-printer-sharing-frequently-asked-questions

  If you trust everyone on your home network, you could opt to turn off sharing protected by password, which is enabled by default in Windows Vista. This will avoid the need to create user accounts the same on all computers on your home network. But remember that disabling makes sharing protected by password for your network less secure because anyone can access the shared contents of your computer. Here's how to turn off password protected sharing:

  a. open the network and sharing Center by clicking the Start button, clickingControl Panel, click network and Internet, click network and sharing Center.

  b. under sharing and discovery, click the arrow next to password protected sharing, click turn off password protected sharing, and then click apply.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

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• Batch file gurus: how to copy don't miss it that files between parallel folder by using UNC paths trees

  The problem: you have two directories structures identical, a source and a target.  (Let's say \\srchost\srcfolder and c:\destfolder.)  The goal: using a batch file in Windows XP, browse to the source folders and add all files to the destination tree that do not already exist there.  We are not concerned with the dates, only if the file exists.

  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

  Using the command ForFiles to browse directories and pass them to replace does not work because it does not support UNC paths.

  Winds with the command For being... infernal.  Here is some of the best I have to this day, in the form of a batch file called with the paths of the src and dest as parameters:

  Set srcpath = % ~ f1
  the value destpath = % ~ f2
  for/r % srcpath % (.) DO)
  Set tmpsrc = %% ~ fi
  Set tmpdest = % destpath
  otherwise! tmpsrc! is % srcpath % set tmpdest = call! tmpdest! tmpsrc: % % = srcpath!
  replace/a! tmpsrc! \ *. * « ! tmpdest! »
  )

  I think we can all agree this is really obnoxious, especially because it works only if you start the shell with the V switch: WE.

  This turns into an unhealthy obsession for me.  I wanted a simple batch file solution to this since, oh, around 1990.  Surely, there must be a better way!  Can someone enlighten me?

  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .

  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.

  Thank you for your ideas!  I really sleep better if there is a healthy way to run this seemlingly simple task.

  -Roy

  Robocopy with . /XF looks like a possibility.

  "Roy Feague" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  The problem: you have two directories structures identical, a source and a target.  (Let's say \\srchost\srcfolder and c:\destfolder.)  The goal: using a batch file in Windows XP, browse to the source folders and add all files to the destination tree that do not already exist there.  We are not concerned with the dates, only if the file exists.

  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

  Using the command ForFiles to browse directories and pass them to replace does not work because it does not support UNC paths.

  Winds with the command For being... infernal.  Here is some of the best I have to this day, in the form of a batch file called with the paths of the src and dest as parameters:

  Set srcpath = % ~ f1
  the value destpath = % ~ f2
  for/r % srcpath % (.) DO)
  Set tmpsrc = %% ~ fi
  Set tmpdest = % destpath
  otherwise! tmpsrc! is % srcpath % set tmpdest = call! tmpdest! tmpsrc: % % = srcpath!
  replace/a! tmpsrc! \ *. * « ! tmpdest! »
  )
  I think we can all agree this is really obnoxious, especially because it works only if you start the shell with the V switch: WE.

  This turns into an unhealthy obsession for me.  I wanted a simple batch file solution to this since, oh, around 1990.  Surely, there must be a better way!  Can someone enlighten me?

  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .
  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.
  Thank you for your ideas!  I really sleep better if there is a healthy way to run this seemlingly simple task.
  -Roy

• Access to folders and files on your computer using the UNC path in another area

  We have two different fields in our society (let's say the domain A and domain B)

  and are under the same subnet. Since some colleagues need to access the files in both sides,

  What we had planned is to their PC to join A domain and create a user account in domain B.

  When they need to access domain B to domain A PC files, they simply type in the unc path and

  Enter the credentials of their domain user account B.

  Now the situation is, when the user types in their identification of the B domain user account information, it always displays in Windows security:

  Connection failure: unknown username or bad password

  I wonder - is this due to the feature win CredSSP 7, as the CredSSP will affect Remote Desktop

  that cause similar unless problem shut down us by editing the default.rdp.

  Anyone know CredSSP is the cause of this problem? Or is it caused by another issue & no work around for it?

  Hello Frederik,

  I have already made to precede the user name with the domain name but always this error.

  Why I think that it is related to CredSSP is because I got the same error when I use

  remote control for PC B of the domain A PC. While the issue of distance is resolved by changing

  default.RDP with notepad, adding, [enablecredsspsupport:i:0] at the end.

  So, I wonder the problem of file also caused by CredSSP.

• Files or folders is not displayed when drive accessible via the path UNC path (or mapped drive) and not recorded in the field

  We have some users who are mobile and authentication of field across from site to site VPN not success not always.  For this reason, I give UNC paths for a shortcut or 'network' and otherwise mapped through a script when the map includes, for example:

  NET use S: \\10.10.22.11\Sharename / persistent: no password/User: domain\username

  This always gives the user access to actions you want outside of the domain.

  However, there are times where a folder or file saved from within the domain is not accessible to the remote user via the link above.

  I evaluated generally it was a matter of time and the spread and if I navigate from a performed computer and use the full path with the file name, the file opens. If, however, no such full path with the file name is used, the files or folders remain invisible.

  Since it is intermittent, I'm afraid, that I have little additional information.

  My hope is it's the common or at least known and there is something I can do to alleviate the problem.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Stuart

  Hi Stuart,

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  The question will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
  TechNet Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Thank you

• Add the UNC path to search the index in Windows 7

  I have a desktop running Windows 7 (commercial version).  I want to add some UNC paths in the search to allow Windows to search index to locate files on mapped network drives.

  My network mapped drives from Windows Home Server that is running Windows Search 4.0.

  I am running Windows Search 4.0 on a (separate) computer at work and I saw a tab in Indexing Options to allow the addition of UNC paths.  Unfortunately, it seems that the search built into Windows 7 version does not UNC paths to be added.

  I saw solutions to this problem that involve UNC paths mapping local drives with the help of a symbolic link, but I don't want to do that.  Readers are already mapped and work just fine.  There must be a way to update the research on Windows 7 or otherwise activate adding of UNC paths?  It doesn't seem to be a downloadable installer for Windows Search 4.0 for Windows 7.

  Note: I just saw the Windows Desktop Search add-in for Microsoft Networks (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f7e981d9-5a3b-4872-a07e-220761e27283&displaylang=en) files.  I will install that, but shouldn't it already be part of the search Windows on Windows 7?  Why do I need a complement of 2008 to allow something on a whole new operating system which is already present in versions of research working on older operating systems (XP, 2003 Server)?

  I noticed several answers to select 'Always available offline' which copies the files to the local hard disk.  It is an unacceptable answer as my business system cannot be copied onto my hard drive.

  Microsoft used to have the ability to add a network drive to the list of search/index.  It is a huge hole missing in the search for Windows 7.  I'll have to look at Google search of as an alternative if it manages the network drives.

• Dialog box of the file in the application that is running in window 7 shows all of the UNC path

  HELP PLZ!

  We use the file dialog box to open the folder of the disk file network hard. Window XP showed the path UNC path, but when we run our application (developed in vba) on window 7, full unc path has been established instead of only last name of the folder.
  example of... UNC path \\abcd\abb\abfolder in window XP file dialog shows "abfolder" and then if we see in looking in then hierarchical set of path can be seen
  but the file in window 7 dialog box shows all the way "\\abcd\abb\abfolde" as it is...
  Please suggest if some way where we can display in the file dialog box in the window 7 same folder in UNC path that showed before in XP.
  Hi Gary,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community forums.

  I see from the description of the problem, you have a problem with an application developed in Visual Basics for Applications running.

  The question you posted would be better suited in Visual Basics for Applications MSDN Forums. I would post the query in the link below.
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en/isvvba/threads

  Hope this information helps you. If you need additional help or information on Windows, I'll be happy to help you. We, at tender Microsoft to excellence.

• TCS Media Server UNC Path Question

  Hello

  I have a problem that I hope someone on the forum can help me with. I have classes being captured by the TCS. I want to be able to moved the video captured on another system for delivery. I have a setup of server configuration of media that moves the file using FTP, and it works without a problem. But I prefer to use a UNC path for this rather an FTP server. I have a place in the media server configuration to specify the UNC path, but I don't have a place to specify the account to use to put the video on the UNC path. In other words, I don't know what matters to give permission on the UNC path to be able to write the data to the path. Does anyone know how this UNC path is supposed to be used in the TCS interface?

  Thank you.

  -tracy

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  Hello Tracy,.

  I guess you hesitate to grant write permission to "everyone" on the shared folder so that you might try is to grant NTFS permission to the computer object type (tcs in your case), is to allow access to services run by the system account, users try to access the resources within this computer will be refused.

  Best regards / / Andrey

• Oracle SQL Developer - File, Open, file name do not accept UNC path shape

  In Oracle SQL Developer, at least the file, open (dialogue), the name of the file (if not all the files / directory name) text box (s) is (are) not accepting, at least for me, the UNC form folders on network servers. The same UNC path (or UNC paths in general) work in the file / directory from all other Windows application name text box, I tried (from Windows 95 to Windows 7). Is there a way to do this? If not, it was intentional and where can I suggest this as a fix / development?
  
  I use Windows XP with SP3.

  Hi 906421-

  SQLDeveloper is written in java and runs on several operating systems. He uses (a derivative of) the standard java file picker. That said, I can see where it would be useful to add support for the UNC.

  You can add this to the Feature Requests to the SQL Developer Exchange. This is not only ensures we remember, but gives other users the chance to bring their vote for the feature and provides a forum for you (the user base) reflect on how you prefer it works.

  Brian Jeffries
  SQL development team

• Problem with current path function screws...

  Hello world...

  Yesterday my application suddenly started to behave in a weird way...

  I have a Sub VI, in which I currently have function of path of screws. I created my app executable. launched and observed the current path of screws gives me some stupid trail all of a sudden.

  It should give me...            Program files\application\app.exe\subVI.vi

  but I'm files\application\app.exe\D:\Application name\sub directory\subvi.vi program

  "D:\Application name\sub directory\subvi.vi", this is the path where the real VI was located on the development computer

  While preparing the exe, I have selected "same as appellant" in the destination domain.

  and you know what?... This occurs only for a project.all other applications are very well... and still I created a test project and tried to reproduce this problem in that. but I'm way in the test EXE project...

  I don't know if I'm the first person to get that kind of weird error with current path of screw...

  I solved my problem at present using the property node: App Dir that I just wanted to know where my EXE is installed...

  Thank you

  Anil

  You're running in one of the new features in LabVIEW 2009. In order to solve the problem where by LabVIEW could end up having tons of screws outside the executable if LVLib or LVClasses was used, NOR changed the internal structure of a LabVIEW EXE to have folders rather than just a flat file list. This is a great advantage if your like me and use classes and lvlibs, but means that the old logic for dynamically calling screws must be changed a bit

  If you want the old behavior, check the advanced settings in the build definition and look for a setting called "8.x File layout" (or something like that).

• How to create a shortcut with relative path

  Hi all

  I'm a Linux user, so I don't have enough experience to solve this problem.

  How can I create a shortcut with relative path?

  Usually it is easy to create a shortcut with the absolute path for example:
  Windows accepts shortcut path with absolute c:\bin\app.exe, but he does not accept the following relative path:
  .\bin\app.exe

  Hi mbnoimi,.

  Thank you for using the Microsoft Answers Forums!

  To make a shortcut path parent here is a simple solution. Create a shortcut to cmd.exe running the start command to open the current directory. Then set the MDC in the
  The shortcut properties.

  Follow these steps:

  Make a new shortcut to: cmd.exe /c start.

  Now, right-click on it and get the properties of the shortcut (shortcut tab).

  The shortened full path must have been set to this:
  %windir%\system32\CMD.exe /c start.

  Set the directory to "start in" (i.e. DLG) to be a relative path:
  (Example for a shortcut on the desktop

  )
  ...\SendTo

  Click on "change icon...". "and set" look for icons in this. "
  "file:" to:
  %SystemRoot%\system32\shell32.dll

  and press ENTER. Standard folder icon will probably be in the
  bottom right.

  Now you can copy this file and simply change the "start in:" directory
  to book new related shortcuts.

  NOTE: The steps above are just an example so try this at your own risk. And check if it works.

  Hope this information was useful.

  Let me know if it worked.

  All the best!

  Thank you and best regards,

  R uma - Microsoft technical support.

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• How to display the full UNC path to a subdirectory in Windows 7?

  If I click to the right of the display path of bread crumbs in Windows Explorer in Windows 7, it will change to display the path of the directory under selected, but it uses the drive letter mapped for this player, not the UNC path.  For example, it can make it appear:

  H:\Production\Engineering

  How can I view the UNC path, including the name of the server.  For example, something like this:

  \\ENG01\Team\Alpha\Production\Engineering

  In this example, H: will be mapped to the \\ENG01\Team\Alpha.

  I have searched the forums and support here and on the Internet, but couldn't find an answer.  Thanks for your help.

  Gary Petersen

  If Cancel you the drive as a drive letter mapping, then add back to the place as a "network place", it will behave like you are looking for.  However, applications that depend on the car as a letter can fail.

  If it solves your problem, click on the link "Propose as answer" below and vote as useful by clicking on the green triangle for the lelft. Thank you!

• Creating a shortcut with relative paths

  I'm trying to set up a folder so that I can copy a group of files from USB drives, and I want to place a shortcut to open the Powerpoint Viewer into a subfolder of this folder to copy.   When I put in place a regular shortcut, it creates the full path: 'C:\Users\xx\Documents\Thumb Drive Files\With CAD Drawings\Product présentation Files\pptview.exe training', and when they are copied on a USB key, it will not work because it seeks the path 'C:', rather than the relative path in the folder, \With CAD Drawings\Product Training Presentation Files\pptview .exe.  I don't remember how to set this up with relative paths.

  You can't go with shortcut, you use a batch file on the root of the drive that has an order of relative path for the first command in it.

• Client Microsoft NFS cannot lock files through UNC path names

  I have a \\server\share\filename.txt file on a linux NFS server and an application (lockfile.exe) that uses the lockfile to lock this file.

  I traced the \\server\share to z:, so I could do 'lockfile.exe z:\filename.txt' and he succeeded.

  When I tried to block that through UNC path name, 'lockfile.exe \\server\share\filename.exe', I got an error is NOT supported.

  In looking at procmon log I noticed that mapped path requests see as ' \; '. MRxNfs\; Z:0000000000XXXX\server\share\filename.txt"so that the UNC request are displayed as"\\server\share\filename.txt ".

  Is there a way around this problem?

  Hi Helem,

  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.  Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  Hope the above information is helpful.