From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
   Interesting point here - curious if people have any memory of the history   
   of this.   
      
   ISTR that, back in the day, setlocal/endlocal did not preserve the current   
   directory info on drives other than the current one.  I.e., something like:   
      
   C:   
   cd X:\foo\bar   
   setlocal   
   cd X:\Bob\Carol   
   endlocal   
   cd X:   
      
   would display X:\Bob\Carol at the final line.  I.e., it would not get   
   restored to X:\foo\bar.   
      
   However, I just tested this on an XP system (with CMD.EXE), and it does do   
   the right thing.   
   (I.e., it goes back to X:\foo\bar)   
      
   Am I remembering things wrong, or did this change at some point?   
      
   And if it was changed, did it break any existing code?   
      
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