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The network driver is a dynamic-link library (DLL) containing exported
network functions. Windows calls these network functions to carry out
network requests, such as redirecting a local drive to a remote server or
adding a job to a network print queue. The network functions, in turn, may
use MS-DOS functions, NetBIOS routines, and network software to complete the
network request.
 
 
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