Drive Mapping                                 
 Use the Drive Mapping dialog box to assign a network directory
 location to a standard DOS drive name.

 For example, you could assign the directory
 SYMDU-CENT\SYS:PUBLIS\SYSTEM to the F: drive. When you want to
 access this directory location, simply substitute the drive
 letter F:. This works the same as the Netware MAP command.

 To map a drive letter to a network location:

 1.     Select the drive you want to use from the list of
        available drives and choose the Map button.
        A list of available servers, volumes on the highlighted
        server, and directories on the highlighted volume is
        displayed.
 2.     Select the server, volume and directory to which you
        want to map the drive, and choose the Map button.
        You can navigate through the directory tree of each
        volume by double-clicking on the directory names.
 3.     The selected drive is now mapped to the location you
        specified.