D,
It is still possible with the "subst" command ( substitude ).
You create a vertial drive with this like
subst P: C:\Anydir
will result in a drive P: which is actually C:\Anydir\
I used this command to test tooling which uses network drives which are offline during test.
Rolf
Dave Stevens wrote:
Mike Noble said:
"Windows does not allow you to add another disk as say C:/windows where C: is a completely different partition."
which is basically correct (the backslash gotcha!). But, oddly enough, you _could_ do this with DOS. The implementation was so botched it had to be taken out subsequently. Too bad in some ways.
D
