User guide

DiscView PRO User Guide

Okay, So Now What Do I Do?

The CD-ROM volumes have been configured and mounted,

and have been assigned to groups. Now what? How do I actu-

ally use the CDs?

Using CD-ROM Volumes from Windows

The first thing you need to do to be able to access the files on

a CD-ROM is to map the CD-ROM volume to a drive letter.

You can do that through Windows or DOS.

■ To map a CD to a drive letter using DiscView PRO:

1. Go to the DiscView PRO Selector screen.

2. Drag and drop the CD to the icon of the desired drive

letter on the toolbar.

If you wish to keep this same mapping each time you startup

Windows, you can make it permanent by means of the Net-

work option on the DiscView PRO Tools menu, or the Map

Network Drive option on the Tools menu in the Windows

File Manager.

All drive mappings made in Windows are lost when you

quit Windows, unless you set the mappings to perma-

nent. If you do, they will be remembered the next time

you run Windows.

■ To map a CD to a drive letter using DOS under NetWare

or Windows NT, refer to the information at the end of

Chapter Three.