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[Sandwich Maker]

" From: Shannon Hendrix <shannon at widomaker.com>
" 
" On Jul 9, 2009, at 15:06 , Dan Sikorski wrote:
" 
" > You can also mount a filesystem on an empty NTFS folder.  For  
" > example, i could mount a partition on windows as c:\users or c:\users 
" > \newuser or whatever.  Just set it up in disk manager, it's easy,  
" > just not too commonly used.
" 
" Yes, I've done that.

if you wanted to move docs and settings to another slice, you'd also
have to do the ms registry hack anyway - right?

[dim memory] dos 3.1 had 'join' - i recall using it in the late '80s,
putting 40M drives in and having to make 2 partitions.  i made d: the
big one and joined it to c:\user or c:\home or something, then put an
autoexec to cd the users into it...
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