mount a virtual Folder

[James_Ptg]

Hi people,

i wanna do the inverse of subst.

i mean: i whant a folder ex: c:\test be in fact the inside of T:\

can we do that ?

thank a lot..

 

[Shenan Stanley]

i wanna do the inverse of subst.

i mean: i whant a folder ex: c:\test be in fact the inside of T:\

can we do that ?

For an entire drive? Yes.
Look into (using the built in help and google):

Changing Drive Letters and Paths in Windows XP using Disk Management

 

[James_Ptg]

in disk management ? your sure ?

because my t:\ is a network drive...

 

[Shenan Stanley]

i wanna do the inverse of subst.

i mean: i whant a folder ex: c:\test be in fact the inside of
T:\
can we do that ?

For an entire drive? Yes.
Look into (using the built in help and google):

Changing Drive Letters and Paths in Windows XP using Disk
Management

in disk management ? your sure ?

because my t:\ is a network drive...

Well, that bit of information would have been useful originally. =)
So no - Disk Management is not going to do it for you.

Natively - XP has nothing to do what you desire - I believe.

 

[WTC]

Hi people,

i wanna do the inverse of subst.

i mean: i whant a folder ex: c:\test be in fact the inside of T:\

can we do that ?

You can emulate a folder as a drive like this:

md c:\foldername (creates a directory)
subst m: c:\foldername (emulate the folder as the m drive)
subst m: /d (deletes the emulation)

 

[WTC]

You can emulate a folder as a drive like this:

md c:\foldername (creates a directory)
subst m: c:\foldername (emulate the folder as the m drive)
subst m: /d (deletes the emulation)

Posted to soon, since T is a network drive, this would not be possible.

 

[James_Ptg]

Natively - XP has nothing to do what you desire - I believe.

hooo :-( and did you know a 3party how can do that ?