Create a link to a batch file that you write yourself. Into
this batch file you place these lines:

@echo off
echo.
echo Workstation Information
echo =================
echo.
echo Username=%UserName%
echo Computer Name=%ComputerName%
echo Logon Server=%LogonServer%
echo User Domain=%UserDomain%
echo.
pause
"randy" wrote in message
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> HI, i can find my user name by using NT explorer "find" feature. but i
> would like to know the complete path to workstation. is there a menu
> command , like "about"
> that i can click on that will display the path info.
>
> Thanks to all...
>
> Randy

Thank You.... i wolud like to do that but i have no idea how to write
a batch file....sorry ... . I have no doubt that your file would
work.. Also i thought about it last night... our system has a help
desk icon on desktop ... where low and behold it list the NT IP
configuration ... Host name:W08231za721.shs.sears.com
.. I located it on the NT explorer and found shared folders... WOW i
did it!!!
NOTE: had to share the folder with my user name as well as those user
names that have access to folders.

Thanks Again... wish i could learn to create a batch file... it might
be handy to automate the start-up .

Randy M.

To create a batch file is about as trivial as blowing your
nose:
- Start / Run / notepad.exe c:\MyDetails.bat {OK}
- Now paste the lines from my previous post into notepad
- Save & close the notepad session
- Create a shortcut on your desktop that calls up c:\MyDetails.bat
- Give the baby a suitable name, e.g. "My PC Details"

That's all!


"randy" wrote in message
news:506a5f6b.0310300622.6e2c7c4b@posting.google.c om...
> Thank You.... i wolud like to do that but i have no idea how to write
> a batch file....sorry ... . I have no doubt that your file would
> work.. Also i thought about it last night... our system has a help
> desk icon on desktop ... where low and behold it list the NT IP
> configuration ... Host name:W08231za721.shs.sears.com
> . I located it on the NT explorer and found shared folders... WOW i
> did it!!!
> NOTE: had to share the folder with my user name as well as those user
> names that have access to folders.
>
> Thanks Again... wish i could learn to create a batch file... it might
> be handy to automate the start-up .
>
> Randy M.

Thank you.


"Pegasus \(MVP\)" wrote in message news:...
> To create a batch file is about as trivial as blowing your
> nose:
> - Start / Run / notepad.exe c:\MyDetails.bat {OK}
> - Now paste the lines from my previous post into notepad
> - Save & close the notepad session
> - Create a shortcut on your desktop that calls up c:\MyDetails.bat
> - Give the baby a suitable name, e.g. "My PC Details"
>
> That's all!
>
>
> "randy" wrote in message
> news:506a5f6b.0310300622.6e2c7c4b@posting.google.c om...
> > Thank You.... i wolud like to do that but i have no idea how to write
> > a batch file....sorry ... . I have no doubt that your file would
> > work.. Also i thought about it last night... our system has a help
> > desk icon on desktop ... where low and behold it list the NT IP
> > configuration ... Host name:W08231za721.shs.sears.com
> > . I located it on the NT explorer and found shared folders... WOW i
> > did it!!!
> > NOTE: had to share the folder with my user name as well as those user
> > names that have access to folders.
> >
> > Thanks Again... wish i could learn to create a batch file... it might
> > be handy to automate the start-up .
> >
> > Randy M.