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To: Clarence Dodge who wrote (6029)2/6/1999 11:11:00 PM
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>> Once a high letter is assigned to cdrom,like g or h, would it stick through restarts etc

It sticks as long as you don't blow the registry away.

Certain operations can unstick it and set nasty traps, such
as having a disk drive letter assigned to it. NT usually
handles this , but 95 doesn't, and I'll be surprised if
98 does. Adding a CD rom that falls over an assigned one
is fun. I suspect Jaz drives etc are a scream also.
Funny as a staked goat.
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