Virtual drives don't have "real"
files and folders, they live in
a database that is maintained by
Windows ... this sure may cause
problems but I don't know about
the details.
js
Charles Palmer wrote:
> Team
>
> Not a big problem, but in the spirit of reporting all problems..
>
> We use Windows of various flavours at the office, and have some type of
> virtual drives set up, with files residing on a server and accessible as a
> virtual drive H: and some kind of synchronisation occurs as I shut down and
> start up my laptop. When at the office, Forrest happily works with files on
> H: (actually resident on the network) but when I take my laptop home, H: is
> now a virtual drive resident on one of my real disk drives, and Forrest
> doesn't work.
>
> I don't know whether this is a Forrest problem or a problem with our network
> setup, but in the interests of reporting problems - there is a problem here
> somewhere!
>
> I attach the output of a simple Forrest seed/Forrest site process performed
> at home. The same sequence works without errors when I am re-connected to
> the network at the office.
>
> I don't need a solution, since I can work with files on a Physical D: at
> home, but I thought it best to point it out.
>
> Regards
>
> Charles Palmer
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