[AccessD] OT: I'm old

I tried that once and as I recall it didn't work right for me and I
ended up moving it back. I think something wouldn't allow it to
function properly as a CD drive when I did that. I get conflicts all
the time with the USB drive devices flash drives and cameras and
memory card readers. Some less than bright person here at work has
decided that the F: drive is everyones personal network space. So that
always gets in the way of other stuff.

GK

On 2/6/09, jwcolby <jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com> wrote:
> LOL.  And that does bring up an interesting question.  If machines don't have floppies at a: and B:
> any more, could we move the CD drives to there?  For ages I have routinely moved them to J, K and L
> just to get them up out of the way, but I now install a floppy drive just as long as required to
> load my raid drivers, then uninstall them again.
>
> John W. Colby
> www.ColbyConsulting.com
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> Rocky Smolin at Beach Access Software wrote:
> > My 12 y.o. is home sick today.  So I'm keeping him busy playing with some
> > old computers I have.  He just asked me why all computer's hard drives are
> > drive C. And I knew the answer.  From my own experience. I guess I'm
> > officially a cyber-senior.
> >
> >
> >
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