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Jul 31, 2015 - 09:50 AM
Hi,
It sounds like you are on the right track. Use the user.documents line, which overrides the documents path.
As long as the class logins all have the same network drive mapped, you should not have any trouble.
For example:
If Class A has an S:\ drive mapped to \\Server\Folder\Class A
And Class B has an S:\ drive mapped to \\Server\Folder\Class B
Then your INI line would look like this:
user.documents=S:\\
You could also go a step further and create a Pixie folder in both the Class A and Class B folders then setup your INI like this:
user.documents=S:\\Pixie
It sounds like you are on the right track. Use the user.documents line, which overrides the documents path.
As long as the class logins all have the same network drive mapped, you should not have any trouble.
For example:
If Class A has an S:\ drive mapped to \\Server\Folder\Class A
And Class B has an S:\ drive mapped to \\Server\Folder\Class B
Then your INI line would look like this:
user.documents=S:\\
You could also go a step further and create a Pixie folder in both the Class A and Class B folders then setup your INI like this:
user.documents=S:\\Pixie
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