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June 30, 1993
Usage as device driver:
DEVICE=...DRVSWP.EXE [/d=x[x[..]]] [/r=x[x[..]]]
where /d= assigns new drive letters with the rule that you specify the letters
as you want them to appear, eg if you want your current D: drive be E:, your
current E: drive be drive F: and your current F: drive be drive D:, you say
DEVICE=...DRVSWP.EXE /d=abcefd
There is no need to specify all drive letters if you don't want to change the
later ones, but you have to specify all leading letters. Be sure to NEVER
forget letters or specify letters twice, the behavior of the driver will then
be undefined and this may lead to data loss.
and where /r= assigns write protect attributes to the specified drives.
Be sure (if you don't want to run into confusion when using the command line
utility) to FIRST specify the /d option and then the /r option.
Usage as command line utility (implies that the driver be installed):
DRVSWP [/r=x[x[..]]] [/w=x[x[..]]]
where /r= assigns write protect attributes to the specified drives, and /w=
removes them. Do not specify drives in both /r= and /w= at the same time.
Without option, the utility displays the current write protect status.