Opening files on a network drive.

In a (LabVIEW 6.0 WINNT)VI I have to open a file on a network drive with "Read lines from file.vi". In my devolpment environmet and after building the exe-file with aplication builder it works fine on my local machine. After installing the executable on a different computer (logged in as a different user), attached to the network, and installing the Run Time Engine "error 7 occured at open flie+.vi". The file path on both computers is exactly the same.
What is the reason that the file is found on my local computer and not found on an other users computer?????
kind regards

Hi,
With NT you have to be careful that you have the correct access rights to the network folders.
When you are logged in as a different user, can you see and open the file you are trying to read on the network drive using Explorer?
Ray.
Regards
Ray Farmer

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