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temporary drive mapping
Name: joh Date: October 30, 2004 at 06:57:24 Pacific OS: DOS CPU/Ram: P4 1GB Ram
Comment:
I used to be able to the following in DOS but I cant seem to remember the command for it, and browsing command lists doesnt seem to be ringing any bells. So ...
For some code I'm writing the data sits on a shared drive (M:) so, when working on it at home I've recreated the directory structure on my C drive so now want to 'map' M to my C drive.
I used to use a simple command in the following format :
doscommand C: M:
Does that make sense? Any help would be much appreciated!
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