SUBST using GUI

[Ajay Vijay]

I have a folder that I frequently access. I want to make it as drive letter.

I made it using:
SUBST M: c:\mydir

I just wanted to know whether GUI part is available for it. I tried Computer Management (Disk Management, Logical Drives etc.).
I am using Win2000, SP2.

Thanx.

[Otto Drunkencoder]

I just wanted to know whether GUI part is available for it.
:confused:

[Ajay Vijay]

I just meant how we can do the same (drive letter change) from Windows itself, without invoking Command Prompt. And how to make that stable even after restarts.

[Otto Drunkencoder]

In windows explorer Tools|Map Network Drive

To make the mapping persist check 'Reconnect at logon'

[Ajay Vijay]

Ohhhh!
I didnt mean that. Assume following scenario is there: There is no Intranet associated, no network card installed. There is a long path like d:\Jokes\Old Man\Programmer\Movies\Good\Bad\Girl\Red Color\Secret\Coffee\VisitHere Now I do want to give a drive name to VisitHere folder (or any other like it)I can do the same using SUBST command, as mentioned in first post.

Now, I do want the same picture from Windows itself. Moreover, the named folder with drive should be stabe, which is not the case when we use SUBST.

Thanks.

[Otto Drunkencoder]

Sorry, I just realised that map network drive does not quite work that way. If you want the SUBST settings to persist after a logoff, logon you could create a batch file that runs when you logon, like an autoexec.bat of old