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For disk objects (class WPDisk) you may use the following setup strings:
For disk objects (class WPDisk) you may use the following setup strings:


   
  Class WPDisk
  Class WPDisk
 
   
  Key Name        Value          Description
  Key Name        Value          Description
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DRIVENUM        d              Logical drive number (01-26)
  DRIVENUM        d              Logical drive number (01-26)


'''Note:''' WPDisk objects are used for CD-ROM drives, fixed disk drives, floppy diskette drives, magnetic tape drives, network drives, PCMCIA drives and RAM drives.
'''Note:''' WPDisk objects are used for CD-ROM drives, fixed disk drives, floppy diskette drives, magnetic tape drives, network drives, PCMCIA drives and RAM drives.
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'''Caution:''' You cannot delete a WPDisk object with the shredder! You need BlackHole or a similar tool to do this!
'''Caution:''' You cannot delete a WPDisk object with the shredder! You need BlackHole or a similar tool to do this!


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Revision as of 11:53, 18 November 2016

For disk objects (class WPDisk) you may use the following setup strings:

Class WPDisk
Key Name         Value          Description
-----------------------------------------------------------
DRIVENUM         d              Logical drive number (01-26)

Note: WPDisk objects are used for CD-ROM drives, fixed disk drives, floppy diskette drives, magnetic tape drives, network drives, PCMCIA drives and RAM drives.

Use the keyword ICONRESOURCE to set the icon for WPDisk objects (see Creating drive objects for an example, see Icon resource in default OS/2 DLLs for a way to get the parameter for the keyword ICONRESOURCE)

Caution: You cannot delete a WPDisk object with the shredder! You need BlackHole or a similar tool to do this!