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05.08.2008 at 02:24PM PDT, ID: 23387770
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How Can I Map a File Folder to Serve as a Drive

Asked by anuneznyc in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Windows XP Pro, SP2

I have an older multimedia learning CD that I want to use again. However, I want to copy the entire contents of this CD to my hard drive so that I can run the application without needing to have the physical CD-Rom media inserted in my CD-Rom Drive.

However, this program insists on having me type in a drive letter of the location that contains the CD and I can't type in the correct path b/c it only accepts a single character (e.g. 'D' or 'E').

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