bj@seattleu.edu (Brett Jones) (06/07/91)
bytor@milton.u.washington.edu (Jill Patterson) writes: > > Does anyone know of any easy way to find all the drives available > on a system. These could also be Network drives. I was thinking about > doing a change drive to all 26 letters and seeing if the function fails > or not, but there must be a better way. Also how do you distinguish a > net drive from a drive thats located physically in the computer. > > THX in Adv > > ----------- > bytor@milton.u.washington.edu Jill, Get a copy of "Undocumented Dos". It goes through this problem quite thoroughly. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Brett Jones - halcyon!ds!bj@seattleu.edu | I cried because I had no | | USPS - 1228 North 172nd St. | shoes .... then I met a | | Seattle, Wa, 98133-5418 | woman who had no credit | | 206/546-9697 800/899-9697 | cards. | | CIS - 76166,2542 Genie B-Jones | lieland | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
millerje@handel.cs.colostate.edu (Jeff Miller) (06/08/91)
Or if you have Turbo/Borland C, look under "setdisk"... in Borland C++ 2.0, Library Reference Manual, it's on page 429. Jeff