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About QuickieMap
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If you're running Win2K and you have to map network drives to a Unix machine
running an older version of Samba, then this program will make your life a lot
easier. Older versions of Samba (before 2.010) have a glitch that causes users
running Windows 2000 to get bogged down when connecting to a share. This causes
a "virtual" hang of the program you're using until the system responds (usually
about 45 seconds later).
But QuickieMap will actually work for anyone who needs to map network drives on
a regular basis. It stores all your previously mapped drives so next time it's
a snap to re-map it.
How To Use QuickieMap
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To use QuickieMap, all you need to do is select a drive letter to map with,
enter the path you want to map to, and enter your password. Once you've mapped
to a share once, that path will be stored in the system for future use. It even
remembers what drive letter you used last time, and trys to re-use that letter
as well.
The Latest News
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Posted: 2006.January.26 - 9:39:00 PM - Section: QuickieMap
I have updated QuickieMap to no longer have the annoying banner ad. 
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Posted: 2002.October.23 - 9:20:00 PM - Section: QuickieMap
I decided to fix up QuickieMap and add in a little something extra for you. The new version (1.2) now has the ability to map a drive via the command line. And of course, as always, it’s still free.
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Posted: 2002.April.30 - 10:13:00 PM - Section: QuickieMap
After a few tweaks, i've now got version 1.1 of QuickieMap available. Improvements are minor, but make the program work smoother.
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Posted: 2001.October.14 - 6:58:00 PM - Section: QuickieMap
I've now released QuickieMap version 1.0. Go grab the install package and start mapping away!
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Installation
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Just download the .Zip file below, extract the EXE, and then run it. It's that
simple. QuickieMap will then be installed like any other program. The
installation package will guide you through the rest.
System Requirements
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Downloads
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