Hi Alain

---If you are looking to Get the folder object you dont need to map that as
a drive..Instead you can directly mention the UNC Path as below

Dim fso As Object, objFolder As Object

Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFolder = fso.GetFolder("\\server\share folder")
MsgBox objFolder.Name


---If you are looking to map this folder as a network drive then try the below

Dim objWSNet As Object, strDrive As String, strUNCPath As String

Set objWSNet = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
strDrive = "Z:"
strUNCPath = "\\server\share folder"
objWSNet.MapNetworkDrive strDrive, strUNCPath


--
Jacob


"Alain-79" wrote:

Using fso, I need to be able to make a getFolder on several possible path
including Network Drives... but when one of them is not connected I get an
error...

It's rather simple to open the explorer and to click on this network drive
in order toget it connected... but how can I automate this through vba code...

In other words: How can I through vba connect an existing network drive and
this even if I have just the logical path such as Z:\Folder

Using <<Net Use would imply I have kept the network path such as
\\server\...\shared folder or at least that I am capable of recovering it...

Thanks for any potential help...
Regards
Alain