Hiya Mike,
On 08-08-97, whilst lying in the gutter of the information super highway, I
heard Mike Bilow whispering to Neil Croft about cd-roms and drive letters,
 TK>> You CAN do that with OS/2. With Toronto Virtual File System.
 TK>> With that, your CD-ROMs can be linked as directories on one
 TK>> virtual drive. And it's possible to share that drive on your
 TK>> network. It's great.
I had a copy of this knocking around The Pillarbox for ages which I'd tried
once and only managed to get a c: full of pdumps and popuplogs with. I 
grabbed a
new copy for a totally different reason (problems with my home intranet 
server)
andgot it working first time.
 MB> TVFS.ZIP      451K  1-31-97  THE TORONTO VIRTUAL FILE SYSTEM IS AN
 MB> VERSION 2.10
Available from Hobbes as TVFS210.ZIP which is where I got it from.
  /| /        neil.croft@pillarbox.coracle.com
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  http://osiris.sunderland.ac.uk/~ca5cru/fido/pbox.html
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