Can the Mail files be safe on a network drive?

Can the Mail files be safe on a network drive? That way more than one computer (same user) can access the mail?

Depends on what you mean by a "network drive".
I have "external USB drives", I don't have a network drive. I had no problems putting the .lrcat files on the external USB drives, and it would surprise me a lot
if there were a problem putting them on network drives. "In general", drives are drives, who cares.
On the other hand, why would you want to? I have all my photos on a USB drive, but I keep my catalogs (4 of them) on c:\ -- for performance reasons -- I see no reason to do otherwise. They get backed up and the BACKUPS are then copied to 2 of my 3 external USB drives -- I see no REAL reason to put the catalogs externally or on a network drive -- does not buy me anything other than bad performance.

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