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10.4: One way to automount SMB network shares
Maybe this will help some, being that if the share is mounted, you still have to click on the icon to open the finder window.
10.4: One way to automount SMB network shares
Indeed, I think aliases are the best (and easiest) solution if you don't absolutely need your shares to be automatically mounted at login but you just want easy access to them.
10.4: One way to automount SMB network shares
I do something similar, only I put the aliases into Favorites, which is my default Finder window. If I need something mounted, double-click and I'm set.
10.4: One way to automount SMB network shares
I put the aliases in a folder somewhere in my home directory, then put that folder in the Dock. A right-click on the folder and I can select any share to mount.
10.4: One way to automount SMB network shares
I've gone one step further. I've removed Network Drives from my desktop, and placed an alias to each of the drives I mount instead. Then I can double-click, drag-n-drop or otherwise onto any of these. |
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