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>In article <SteveX.3234@omx.UUCP> SteveX@omx.UUCP (Steve Tibbett) writes:
>	
>	1: When I update my C: directory with a new set of C: commands,
>	   your mount would be a special case that I'd have to copy back
>	   on after every update (or I'd just have to call it something else)
>

>
>If the user takes LPMount and calls it MOUNT, then he's asking for his
>own trouble, not being given it by you.
>
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>   ...Steve Tibbett...bix=s.tibbett...Plink=STEVEX...BBS=613-731-3419...
>              ...VirusX=4.01...Insert Disclaimer Here...

Some good points.  However why not create a C2 directory and make an assign
for C2: where you put all the NON-CBM commands.  This way your C: directory
is pure CBM.  Just put the C2: directory in your path and the new commands
are available.  If they don't work then get rid of the bad commands or
pull the C2: directory from your path.  This way updates from CBM are
trivial.

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