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Subject: Re: ScreamerNet II opertational options
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On Wed, 25 Oct 1995, [e-mail] (Frank Aalbers) wrote:

>We made a network device list where every drive is available to anny
>computer . Even if your drive is in the same computer we don't use the
>home drive name (like C: or D:) But the network name of it .

    Ah-HAH!  I was starting to suspect that is the secret of painless
ScreamerNet operation:  you ALWAYS work off of the P:, Q:, R:, etc, no?

    I wasn't even sure that was possible on the local machine.

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