Topic: win9x

Networked DOS

16 Mar 04

Ever wonder about using the Command Prompt with networked drives? This is no problem, provided you map the drives. Open Network Neighborhood and double-click the computer with which you want to work. Now right-click the drive you want to map and choose Map Network Drive. Notice which drive letter is assigned to the drive.

Now open a Command Prompt window and type in the new drive letter. You can now work with the new drive in the Command Prompt window.

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