No Disk error & MountedDisks

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> Alternatively, has anyone got a 'MountedDisks' function for 
> Windows that would return the equivalent list as 'the 
> volumes' on a Mac?

Shell("Net share") or "net use" will list all mounted shares.

Also "subst" can be used. Very practical for ultra long paths.

To list the drives (physical) you have to use srvinfo from the
Reskit...

Cheers
Xavier

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> Subject: No Disk error & MountedDisks
> 
> When testing for file and/or directory existence, has anyone 
> figured a way to avoid the 'No disk' system error mesage in Windows?
>  
> 'Catch' does not trap system errors...
>  
> try
>  get (there is a file tPath) # Poof!
> catch errorNum
>  get false
> end try
> return it
>  
>    
> Alternatively, has anyone got a 'MountedDisks' function for 
> Windows that would return the equivalent list as 'the 
> volumes' on a Mac?
>  
> if (cr& char 1 to 2 of tFilePath) is in cr& mountedDisks() then  ...
>  
> Very annoying!
>  
> 
> /H
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