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?)
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:
Wow, sounds just like the DOS/CMD.EXE (NT, 2000) command called
SUBST
as in identical syntax...
-dq