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    Just a quick thought

    i know that i should stop these otherwise i will end up doing myself and injury but you know for each drive that you have (virtual or mapped) it assigns a letter to the drive, but what happens when you run out of letters in the alphabet ??

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    You can't have any more drives
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    Can't you have double letters like CC:\ or C1:\, C2:\

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    The most local drives I've ever had on one machine is upto I:, so I think it's not likely you'll ever need more than Z: (unless of course you have a super-massive LAN with mapped drives)

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    Usually If it's possible after running through A-Z you start doin' this kinda move:

    AA, AB, AC, AD all the way to ZY, ZZ and if you have a hell of a lot of drives you would start doin' this thang:

    AAA, AAB, AAC.

    Although this is highly unlikely.

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