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The Microsoft Windows network driver provides a set of generic network
functions that File Manager and other system utilities can use to make
network connections, print over the network, and keep track of jobs in
network print queues. This topic describes the network driver functions, and
explains how the network driver interacts with existing network software.
 
The following topics provide useful information about network drivers:
 
◄About the Network Driver►
    ◄Initializing the Driver►
    ◄Enabling and Disabling the Driver►
    ◄Network Capabilities►
    ◄Connection Functions►
    ◄Printing Functions►
    ◄Dialog Functions►
    ◄Adminstrative Functions►
    ◄Long Filename Functions►
    ◄Error-Handling Functions►
    ◄User Functions►
◄About the Network Driver Support Software►
    ◄Network Support for Enhanced-Mode Windows►
    ◄Networks in Standard-Mode Windows►
◄Network Functions and Structures►
 
 
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