ccjason@aggie.ucdavis.edu (Jason Y. Gabler) (09/11/90)
I have found a few programs which in the past I have scrapped because they use the "C:" drive. Is there a way to rename your "E:" drive to "C" ... or create a device driver that lets your IO look at E when C is called? (An example is the RX50 progam for the PC-AT that let A: be called D: when desiring RX50 format ) Help in finding a source or on how to write drive to do the above would be MUCH!!! appreciated! thanx, jase Jason Gabler UCD Computing Services, Data Communications Group *cable grunt* ccjason@castor.ucdavis.edu jygabler@ucdavis.bitnet gods-tale-request@ucdavis.edu
mgb@macs.UUCP (Michael Branton) (09/13/90)
<> I have found a few programs which in the past I have scrapped because they use
<> the "C:" drive. Is there a way to rename your "E:" drive to "C" ... or create
<> a device driver that lets your IO look at E when C is called?
How about using the dos command : assign c=e
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