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The dbDOS™ configuration now has defined a Mounted “C” drive which points to the

directory of C:\dbaseold\. From this point, you can define if the configuration start an

Executable or start a Command Prompt.

Press this button to create a new Mounted Drive. You can have

multiple Mounted drives in dbDOS, just as you can have multiple

drives on your local hard drive.

You can have up to 26 mounted drives and you can select

exactly which drive letter (A-Z) that you want to use for each

location.

Pressing this button will delete a Mounted Drive.

Press this button to set a Mounted Drive as default. The default

Mounted drive will be the location that dbDOS is set to as soon as

you run your configured dbDOS shortcut (similar to the way that C:\

is the default drive in Windows).

The default drive is the mounted drive that will be used when

you run your application, meaning it will be the location from

where your program will be executed and by default, the

directory structure in which the application code, databases

and indices must reside in.

Any additional Mounted drives can be accessed within your dBASE DOS application (running

in dbDOS) by using SET DIRECTORY TO "<mounted drive>" or by referencing the new

Mounted drive when accessing files or folders under that directory in your code.

Note: (e.x. do D:\filename.prg-- where D is the newly mounted drive and filename.prg

is a program in that directory).

Now proceed to the next section of the Create Mounted Drive dialog where you can define the

type of configuration you want, either starting dbDOS with an Executable or just with a

Command-Line type.

Creating an Executable configuration:

In the following, the focus will be on generating an Executable type.

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