27 Feb
2002
27 Feb
'02
9:03 p.m.
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Tothwolf wrote:
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Joe wrote:
The MS-DOS ASSIGN command let you assign a drive letter for a drive, sort
of like an alias.
I think the syntax was:
ASSIGN D: C:
Meaning D: would be the equivalent of C:
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The Assign command works wonders in cases like
these. Unfortunately
MicroSoulth dropped it from their later versions of DOS. Still you can
probaly use a copy from an older DOS and use other DOS cammand (that I
can't think of the name of) to fake it into thinking that it's running
under it's native DOS version.
Could you be thinking of 'setver' (or was it called something else?)