Re: Could someone help me please!
From Paul Wilkins <pmw...@ext.canterbury.ac.nz>
· alt.ascii-art
· 22 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
Jim wrote >I have a delima. I am a PC technician in a hospital and I have to >FDISK a hard drive and someone has used ASCII characters in the >Volume Label. I have downloaded the Extended ASCII Character set >where I must use the Alt key plus the decimal number to get the ASCII >character. The values that I have range from 128 to 255. <snip> Why don'y you just use the dos command LABEL to give the drive a new one that you know the name of? Dailing that you can use something like Nortons DiskEdit to hexedit the root directory and manually change the name. Paul Wilkins
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