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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (5085)	1/16/1999 8:59:00 AM
From: Spots	Respond to of 14778

In the Win95 install, if you tell the install to install to (say) D:\Win95-3 it will do so, but you will also get a directory C:\Win95-3 created on the C drive containing a few files used in the early stages of the 95 boot. Just what file I don't know. If you only look at the C directory structure, this makes it appear that the install has ignored you and installed on C even though you told it to install on D. However, once booted you will be running Win95 from the D drive. Spots PS. I emphasize that this info is all from reading. I have not done it myself.