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 | "Extra Subst" - program designed to make access to frequently used folders of your computer easier. It is also used to create, edit and remove virtual drives of your computer. "Extra Subst" creates virtual drives on the basis of selected folders. Physical drives remain unchanged and are not divided ...
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 | Extra Subst - program designed to make access to frequently used folders of your computer easier. It is also used to create, edit and remove virtual drives of your computer. Extra Subst creates virtual drives on the basis of selected folders. Physical drives remain unchanged and are not divided into...
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 | Create Virtual Drives from long paths, it's easy! Type the full path or (even easier) browse to the path via the Drive and Folder Lists. Choose a drive letter from the "Available Virtual Drive Letters" list and Click [Add Virtual Drive] to create the Virtual Drive, or Double Click the letter to crea...
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 | Create Virtual Drives from long paths, it's easy! Browse to the path via the Drive and Folder Lists, choose a drive letter from the “Available Virtual Drive Letters” list and Click [Add Virtual Drive] to create the Virtual Drive, or Double Click the letter to create the Virtual Drive. It's just ...
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| "Extra Subst" - program designed to make access to frequently used folders of your computer easier. It is also used to create, edit and remove virtual drives of your computer. "Extra Subst" creates virtual drives on the basis of selected folders. Physical drives remain unchanged and are not divided ...
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| Extra Subst - program designed to make access to frequently used folders of your computer easier. It is also used to create, edit and remove virtual drives of your computer. Extra Subst creates virtual drives on the basis of selected folders. Physical drives remain unchanged and are not divided into...
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 | API for work with substitution device (see DOS command "subst"). Win9x ONLY. For WinNT and Win2000 use native API call...
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