Copyright: © 2000-2003 by H+H Software GmbH
Citation: © 2000-2003 by H+H Software GmbH


Overview
 – Overview

The Virtual CD Drive Editor combines two functions in its Drive Window:

•	Adding and removing virtual drives.

•	Defining the drive letters for virtual drives.

	Keep in mind that some applications supplied on CD always search for the drive that they were installed from, and do not work if they are later run from a drive with a different letter.


Drive Window
 – Drive Window

When you start the Drive Editor, the Drive window opens and shows you the current drive letter assignments:

One of the following states is indicated for each drive letter:

•	In use: This drive letter is already in use; for example, it may be assigned to a device such as a hard drive. This drive letter cannot be used for a virtual drive.

•	Available: This letter is not assigned to any device, and can be used for a virtual drive.

•	Virtual drive: This drive letter is already assigned to a virtual drive.

To add a virtual drive to your system, select the desired drive letter here.  To remove a virtual drive, delete the Virtual drive entry next to the desired drive.

Click on Set drives to apply your changes.

	There must always be at least one virtual drive in your system.  If you remove all virtual drives, or if you have not made any changes, the Set drives button is not available.

The Drive Editor always attempts to apply your changes immediately (on the fly).  If this is not possible, you are prompted to restart your computer.

	If you do not restart your computer at the prompt, this may lead to errors or malfunctions.

Click on Refresh to discard any unsaved changes and show the current status of all drives.

Click on Cancel to close the Drive Editor without saving changes.