how do I tell XP to save the password when mounting a shared folder?

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    One of my desktops runs XP. I have mounted a shared folder in a machine that's located on my LAN by opening cmd and typing this:

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    net use m: \\192.168.1.3\movies
    I was asked for the password, and the mount was successful. Problem is, when I restart the computer, XP doesn't remember the password.

    Is there a way to tell Windows XP to remember the password so I won't have to type it again when I restart?
     
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