


JOIN(1)                                                   JOIN(1)


NAME
       join - mount a drive letter into a directory

SYNOPSIS
       join /?

       join dr1 dr2

       join dr /d

       join


DESCRIPTION
       join  has been designed to manipulate the CDS ( D S direc-
       tory of another drive.

       join is part of the swsubst package. It can be created, if
       it  does  not  already  exist,  by  copying the executable
       swsubst.exe to join.exe

OPTIONS
       /?     Displays a little help screen.

       /d     Causes join to break off the relation  between  the
              directory  and  the JOIN'ed drive dr dr is SUBST'ed
              and not JOIN'ed, the relation is been  broken  off,
              too.

       dr1: dr2:path
              Causes  join  to  join drive dr1 into path on drive
              dr2 dr1 is already SUBST'ed or JOIN'ed, this  rela-
              tion  will  be  broken  off.  path need not neither
              exist nor fully qualified. It will  be  created  as
              well as the full path relative to the current work-
              ing directory on drive dr2

       without any parameter
              This dumps a list onto the  screen  containing  all
              JOIN'ed  drives  in  the  form: X: => Y:PATH; where
              Y:PATH is the fully-qualified path and  X:  JOIN'ed
              in  drive.  If there is no JOIN'ed drive, no output
              occurs.

SEE ALSO
       swsubst, subst.

KNOWN BUGS
       o      Networked drives cannot be used.

       o      Sometimes JOIN's onto a floppy drive won't work for






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              unknown reason.

CONTRIBUTERS
                             Steffen Kaiser
                         Mittelstraae 112/B115
                     53757 Sankt Augustin - Menden
                         Deutschland - Germany

                e-mail: Steffen.Kaiser@@FH-Rhein-Sieg.DE
















































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