-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Which Drive am I In?

The simplest way I can think of....is when you have copied the data to the 
Hard Drive (C:)... take the flash drive out of the USB port.  Then, only one 
copy of the file CAN be showing.

You could also, when you copy the updated into to the flash drive... (after 
you have put it back in the USB port...) is rename the folder the data is 
in..by just adding the time to the end of the folder name..   Work folder 
1 - 912 PM
Then you know..you just updated that one.
When you add something else new to that folder..change the name/time again.

I have had to do this myself.  It is so frustrating to remember which is 
which.  I do have two monitors..so it is a bit easier. I can have both open 
at the same time and the helps.

On one monitor, you can have both folders open also.  Just make the browser 
screen smaller and you can have both open...the name of the file..including 
the directory letter (such as C for your C drive will show up ...

Hope this helps....
Rose
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glo" <redowl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 1:35 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Which Drive am I In?


Hi All, Hope this isn't the dumb question of the year--if it is, the year's
almost over :o)  I carry a lot of work home from the office on my flash
drive and am constantly confused as to which drive I'm in.  The flash drive
is E: and after I copy the data to my C: drive I'm back & forth making
changes, etc. and end up doing this several times because I never know where
I'm at.  Is there a way to tell which copy I'm working with without closing
the file to check?  I hope my question is clearly stated. (OS is W-Me) ~Glo



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