🚀 go-pugleaf

>Hi, I have an app program that was hardcoded to look at e:\x\y\z.dat
>unfortunately I donot have e: drive.  Can somebody tell me how to trick
>DOS so I can redirect the program to look to other location.  I read somewhere
>that some had done it, but could not recall how...
> 
>thank you
>glenn jayaputera


Have you tried using the SUBST command?  I use it all the time to access
directories that are otherwise hidden.  

Sample Call:

subst e: c:\temp

Everytime e: is accessed the data is actually referenced to c:\temp.

If the program is located in c:\app, I would reccomend creating 
c:\app\x\y and place z.dat in c:\app\x\y\z.dat.  

Then type subst e: c:\app

NOTE- To cancel a substitution, type subst e: /d

If you have any problems or questions, feel free to send me mail.

Hope this helps,

--Arch Moberly
  am4v+@andrew.cmu.edu