Yeah; get a Mac, and then you can name your drives
whatever you want, with none of this drive letter
nonsense.

Rick (who uses a PC for work, but vastly prefers the
Macs at home)

--- Mark Cassino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm still working away at moving my photo libraries
> off DVD's and CD's 
> to external USB drives.
> 
> Now that I'm using the external drives I'm
> encountering a problem - they 
> are mapping to whatever drive letter is available,
> sometimes seemingly 
> randomly. Thumbs plus works off of the volume name
> so my thumbnail 
> database is OK - but it's annoying to have to turn
> on a drive a then 
> have to hunt around for it.
> 
> Drive letters are affected by the order in which the
> drives are turned 
> on, and other devices (like jumpdrives or the PD70x
> remote storage 
> device) that are hooked up in advance.) Is there a
> way to permanently 
> assign drive letters to these things?
> 
> To give an example - I just turned on all 5 USB2
> drives, with no jump 
> drives or other devices attached. The volume labels
> reflect the order in 
> which I would like to see the drives. The core
> system has drives A,C,D, 
> E, and F. The 5 drives that I just fired up (labeled
> Book01 - Book05) 
> mapped out as follows:
> 
> Book01 - J:
> Book02 - H:
> Book03 - I:
> Book04 - O:
> Book05 - K:
> 
> Any ideas how I can get these things in line? I
> thought there was 
> something int he hardware manager where you could
> force a drive to own a 
> certain letter, but I can't seem to find that.
> 
> Thanks -
> 
> MCC
> 
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