Finding port mappings after using net use command

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How do I find out which ports are mapped after a net use command is
used.

I'm supporting an older machine that is seems to have lpt1 mapped
somewhere - how can I find out where it's mapped to?

Cheers,

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At the command prompt type net use, it will tell you the mappings.
 
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