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Question about accessing an network drive from a web page

We want to write an web page that would do the following:
1. Prompt for an username and password from our domain
2. Map to this username's network drive.

Can you use Dotnet framework to do this? Where is a good starting point?

Thanks,
Eric Sabo
Jul 19 '05 #1
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