From: snpszabo@bigpond.net.au   
      
   "Ron Ward"  wrote:   
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   >"Tony McGuire"  wrote in message   
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   >> I can transfer the floppies to any medium but I think the install program   
   >> will look for drive A.   
   >   
   Ron,   
   I have sometimes used an old dos command called substitute (subst) which   
   still works with XP. I use this sometimes in situations where Paradox is   
   started away from the network, but still needs a drive letter that looks   
   like it is still on the network, but in fact resides on the local C:\.  This   
   works for network control files(.net) as well as for Paradox Aliases etc.   
      
   I run a batch file with the following syntax:   
   subst A: /D   
   subst A: C:\60gig   
      
   In the above, the first line simply removes the substituted A:\ drive   
   The second line maps (or substitutes) drive letter A:\ for whatever is in   
   the 60gig folder on C:\ drive.   
      
   Give it a try if you like....   
   Peter   
      
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