EV>07-08-15 13:34 Sean Dennis wrote to Ed Vance about Evil OS/2 Device Driver   
      
   EV> SD> @MSGID: <559D9FBB.14289.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
   EV> -=> Ed Vance wrote to mark lewis <=-   
   EV>Howdy! Sean,   
      
   EV> EV> MOUNT POINT is what I was thinking of.   
      
   EV> SD> Linux has mount points; Windows and OS/2 don't.  They use drive   
   EV> SD> letters.   
      
   EV>I searched for "mount point" in XP Help and Support after seeing Your   
   EV>comment.   
      
   EV>Mountvol was one of the items in the result list from my search.   
      
   Truwe and it is typicaly used if one runs out of Drive letters. you can   
   mountpoint a Filder and it becomes the same as another Drive letter to   
   the system. I used it when i was computer specialist for a small   
   Genealogy Library to replace CD swappling in an archive set of 10 disks.   
   I put the contents on the 10 CD's in 10 Mount volume folders.   
   There was a little more invloved but don't ask me as I have forgotten   
   the rest of the routine!!  :-)  :-)   
   In the past I have also used the Program "CD Copier" to turn single   
   CD's into folders that ran just like the CD in the CD Drive.   
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