Showing posts with label Path. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Path. Show all posts
08 October 2022
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10 July 2018
Copy UNC network path (not drive letter) for paths on mapped drives from Windows Explorer
Copy UNC network path (not drive letter) for paths on mapped drives from Windows Explorer
- In Windows Explorer, hold the shift button down, r-click on the file, and select "Copy as path".
- Insert a Hyperlink in the email and paste in the address field of the Hyperlink dialogue box. (Shortcut: ctrl-K ctrl-V + OK). At this point, the link will display the mapped drive letter as the root (
Q:\foo.doc
). - Now, r-click and select "Edit Hyperlink..." you will notice that the Address field has been translated back into the full UNC path (
\\cartman\users\emueller\foo.doc
). With your mouse in the Address field, hit ctrl-A and ctrl-C to copy the full path to your clipboard, then move your cursor to the top field ("Text to Display:") hit ctrl-A and ctrl-V to display it correctly in your email.
29 January 2014
How to change physical path of a website in IIS?
In IIS Manager,
Sites | Default Website, right-click, choose Manage Website | Advanced Settings... | Physical Path.
Sites | Default Website, right-click, choose Manage Website | Advanced Settings... | Physical Path.
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