![]() When you type MAP again, you see that the new search drive mapping has been added: ![]() To map a search drive to directory ACCREC on volume ACCT:, type The next available search drive is SEARCH3 (S3). Suppose you are user TERRY and your search drives appear as follows: You can create, modify, or delete a search drive mapping. To delete network drive G:, type: MAP DEL G: or MAP REM G: To map a network drive (for example, drive P:) to the same path as your default drive (drive G:), change to your default drive and type Suppose your default drive is drive G: mapped to volume SYS: on file server COUNT as follows: You can map network drives to the same path as your default drive. If another drive, such as drive Z:, is already mapped to COUNT/SYS:PUBLIC, you can type If file server COUNT is not your default file server, you must include the file server name in your command: To map drive M: to the PUBLIC directory in volume SYS on your default file server COUNT, type You want to remap drive G: as Drive G: = COUNT/ACCT:ACCDATA typeīecause file server COUNT is your default file server, you do not have to include COUNT in the MAP command. Suppose your default drive is mapped as Drive G: = COUNT/SYS. To extend the mapping for drive G: (your default drive) from COUNT/SYS to COUNT/SYS:HOME/KAREN, type Replace path with the directory path leading to the files to which you want network drive J: mapped. To see what network drive letters are available, typeĬhoose a drive letter that is not being used, such as drive J. Suppose you want to map a network drive to a directory in which you have files. To map drive G: to your home directory and use it as your default directory, type To create or change a drive mapping, complete one of the following: Suppose you are user KAREN on file server COUNT. ![]() To view the mapping of drive F:, specify that drive in the command: You see information similar to the following: If you want to assign the drive letter to a network drive, answer "Yes." If you attempt to map a local drive to a network directory path, a prompt similar to the following appears on your workstation screen:ĭo you want to assign it as a network drive? (Y/N) Y ![]() You can save drive mappings-including fake root mappings-in your login script if you want them to be invoked each time you log in. Drives mapped to fake root directories are also deleted. They are deleted when you log out or turn off your workstation. NetWare v3.x allows users to map a drive to a fake root directory where they have the rights they need.ĭrive mappings are temporary. Because users do not have rights in the root directory, they cannot retrieve or write to files they create in those applications. Some software applications write files to and read files from the root directory only. To execute this option, type: MAP n path name N: Use this option to map the next available drive to a specified path. REM: Use this option to delete a default, network, or search drive mapping. ![]() Include ROOT to map a drive to a fake root directory.Ĭommand Options: INS: Use this option to change search drive mappings.ĭEL: Use this option to delete a default, network, or search drive mapping. Replace option with one of the command options listed later in this document. Replace path with the directory path you want to work with. Replace drive with the drive letter mapped to the directory you want to work with. Syntax: The syntax of MAP for 3.1x and 4.1 are as follows:Ĭommand Format: Create or change network drive mappings MAP is used to do the following: To view current drive mappings, create or change network drive mappings, create or change search drive mappings, map a drive to a fake root directory, or map the next available drive. goalĭescription: The MAP command can be used to achieve several different results. In this case, we have equation of axis of symmetry equal toīecause direction of opening is upwards.This document ( 10027779) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document. Therefore, direction of opening is upwards. If direction of opening of quadratic function is downwards (if a0 then direction of opening is upwards and if a<0 then direction of opening is downwards. If direction of opening of quadratic function is upwards (if a>0) then range is Range of quadratic function which is of the formĭepends on two situations. We will cover this using examples as well.ĭomain of quadratic function which is of the form Equation of axis of symmetry can be easily obtained from vertex form which is Can also give you idea about width of the graph.Īxis of symmetry of quadratic function is a vertical line which divides graph of quadratic function into two equal parts. ![]()
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