Application on mapped drive

I'm unable to point to an application that resides on a mapped drive.  It only shows me the C: drive.

Please be more specific as to what you're doing with respect to the Secure Lockdown utility.

When I try to navigate to the application on the master app tab, it only shows me the C: drive and not a mapped T: drive (which is where the app resides).

Try specifying the location directly in the "Select an executable file" Windows Explorer address bar.

Nope.  It doesn't accept the mapped drive letter.

Another approach would be to create a new "T" partition on the hard drive.

That won't work as the application that needs to run is on the network.  Why can't I navigate to a networked drive to run the application?

You should be able to run an app from a networked drive. This needs to be configured before enabling Secure Lockdown. Once Secure Lockdown is enabled, The ability to select a network drive is removed.

What I just found is that I can navigate to mapped drive when logged in with administrator rights.

Update - it works when I login as an administrator.  However, when I login as a regular user, it doesn't find the mapped drive and fails.