Yes. UNC (Uniform Naming Convention), is a personal computing convention you can use to specify the location of resources, such as files or printers, on a local area network or LAN. UNC uses this format:
\\server-name\shared-resource-pathname
For example, to specify the location of a logo file named SGNATURE.LOG, in the \rps\mstrres\forms directory on a server named Oracle, you would enter:
\\Oracle\rps\mstrres\forms\sgnature.log
UNC is supported by Windows and many network operating systems, such as Novell Netware. You can also use explicit paths, like
c:\mstrres\deflib\ and \\ServerName\mstrres\deflib\
and relative paths, like...
\mstrres\deflib\ or .\wip
Support for these ways of handling paths is an operating system feature.
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