ml> especially since NTFS security stuff was in place... good
 ml> thing that the DOS NTFS driver allows access to /everything/ O:) 
  
 DC> You need to tell me more about the DOS NTFS driver!   

 ml> not much to tell other than it is a real memory hog and that due to
 ml> the way NTFS control buffers and such are set up in memory... 

 DC> But, even so, will it allow file resurection in Win when in DOS?   

hunh?? file resurection??

the DOS NTFS driver will not run under windows... only under pure DOS... it
takes some 350k of base memory to load... there's not much else that can be
done in the 250K or so of remaining memory... at least not with today's
applications... i couldn't get laplink pro v4.0c from traveling software
(April 23, 1992 release date) to load as it needed more than 250k of memory
to work in... list.com worked just great for moving around and looking at
things... i had no reason to try to undelete anything... especially not
with DOS undelete tools if that's what you meant by "file
resurection" above...

)\/(ark