You can use it as extra storage device, but I doubt you'll
be able to assign it as "a:" since that letter is already
reserved on all computer systems. Is there a special
reason you need it as "a:".
Yes, my bank here in the UK requires a security file on a
floppy disk when i dial into my account. I have just
bought a new laptop without a floppy drive and the bank
won't be updating their website till next year !
You can get a USB floppy drive, but how does the bank know
whether the drive is a floppy or not? You might be able to
re-name the memory stick drive A:
| Yes, my bank here in the UK requires a security file on a
| floppy disk when i dial into my account. I have just
| bought a new laptop without a floppy drive and the bank
| won't be updating their website till next year !
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >You can use it as extra storage device, but I doubt
| you'll
| >be able to assign it as "a:" since that letter is
| already
| >reserved on all computer systems. Is there a special
| >reason you need it as "a:".
| >
| >>-----Original Message-----
| >>Can I use a usb memory stick on my laptop as a
| substitute
| >>floppy drive ie. I must be able to map it as a: ?
| >>.
| >>
| >.
| >
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