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The dbDOS™ configuration now has defined a “C” drive in your dbDOS configuration
and it points to the directory of C:\dbaseold\. From this point, you can choose to have
the configuration run an Executable, COM, Bat or other file or start at the Mounted C:\
drive Command Prompt.
Press this button to create a new Mounted Drive. You can have
multiple Mounted drives in dbDOS, just as you can have multiple
drives on your local hard drive.
You can have up to 26 mounted drives and you can select
exactly which drive letter (A-Z) that you want to use for each
location.
Pressing this button will delete a Mounted Drive.
Press this button to set a Mounted Drive as default. The default
Mounted drive will be the location that dbDOS is set to as soon as
you run your configured dbDOS shortcut (similar to the way that C:\
is the default drive in Windows).
The default drive is the mounted drive that will be used when
you run your application, meaning it will be the location from
where your program will be executed and by default, the
directory structure in which the application code, databases
and indices must reside in.
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