• Bypasses the limit on drive letters. Saves money on Netware licenses.
• Use server licenses only when your applications need them.
• Minimizes use of SPP connections on Banyan Vines systems.
• Minimizes network traffic.
• Ends drive mapping clutter and simplifies login scripts.
• Streamlines access to shared CD-ROM volumes.
• Dynamically maps to data directories as well as application directories.
• Includes an Icon Manager to collect icons from applications on dynamically attached servers.
• Supports NDS features - volume objects, directory map objects, and background authentication.

LinkLaunch will select an unused drive letter or allow you to assign the drive letter. It can even be configured to reuse existing drive mappings, allowing you to gain the maximum benefit.

LinkLaunch is better than a batch program, because it is multi-instance aware. It will not unmap a drive letter being used by another application.

Since it is a command line utility, LinkLaunch works with any Windows shell or menuing system.

What's New in Version 1.2 of LinkLaunch

Command Wizard - A dialog driven utility to help setup LinkLaunch command lines.

Alernate module support - The ability to monitor .EXE's other than the one that was launched to determine when to unmap drives. Useful for applications that use prelaunchers, such as the Lotus Smart Suite.

Idle disconnect - The ability to automatically shut down applications and unmap associated drives after a period of inactivity.

Dynamic search drives - The ability to add dynamically mapped drives to the DOS path.

Dynamic .INI file and registry modification - The ability to update settings to reflect dynamic drive mappings.

Multiple shared user ID's - The ability to have multiple shared ID's with encrypted passwords on a single NetWare Server.

Graceful handling of password expiration - The ability for the user to change an expired password while logging in to a NetWare Server with LinkLaunch.

Command file support - The ability to pass commands to LinkLaunch via an ascii file.