At 22:46 07/14/97 -0700, you wrote:
>I see a lot of interest about sharing or getting access to CD-ROM
>material
>easily.
>
>I see some people go out and buy a 6 disk changer or something
>comparable
>for easily the price of 600-800 bux or buy muliple CD-ROM drives and
>leave
>them virtually unused most of the time.
>
>-What for?
>
>I have seen a solution somewhere on the internet where a program creates
>virtual CD-ROM drives for share or whatever, YOU name it. All you have
>to
>do is designate a place on a hard drive where to put the CD mirror file
>and
>it will create a letter for each mirror. And then you do whatever you
>want
>with it as if it was a CD-ROM. Pretty kewl! I tried it a while back and
>it kicks ASS!
>
>-What is this thing? I don't remember. If this would save serious money
>to
>some of you or make CD-ROM data access quicker and therefore make
>network
>trafic better or more efficient, whatever the reason is, let me know. I
>will take the time to look at my archives to find this program for
>you and direct you to where you can aquire it and purchase it.
>
>It seems like the solution for some of you who only use CDs every once
>in
>a blue moon, or use the same CD everywhere (hopefully everyone at once.)
>
>.CyborG
>
>matthew wrote:
>>
>> we're getting tired of having cd-rom drives in all of our servers just so
>> we can install nt server and occasionally add a driver.
>>
>> is there an easy way to share a network cd-rom drive amongst all of my nt
>> servers??
>>
>> matthew
>>
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