Emile,
Since the startup volume is always writeable, it works.
False; the start up volume can be either a CD-ROM (old OS), a DVD, a
Network volume, etc.
Do you have something to propose as a solution to the problem? (For
example, is there a way to get a list of hard drives, etc., and test
each one until one is found that doesn't give an error when the program
tries to write to it?)
Barry Traver
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