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Virtual Partition Pro 1.2

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Virtual Partition Pro is a hip software tool that help you to create virtual partition from your selected folder.

More info and screen shots below.

Published:	May 4, 2006
Published by:	Cookiesoft soft Labs www.twicesoft.com
License	Shareware $19.95 to purchase
Trial Period:
OS:	98 / NT / 2k / Me / XP / 95 / 2003
Cow Rating:
Popularity:	82%
User Rating:	+0 -1 -1

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You can then use the new drive as if it was a physical drive.

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jnobre

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Apr 15, 2008 | 07:59 AM

I was searching for a software that could do something like the VirtualCD (sorry for the reference), and I have to confess that i was quite happy when i saw this one...
The problem is that this $20 to do a SUBST????

Run the demo, create a VDisk and then from a DOS command line write "subst"... and you'll see your "virtual disk"!!! that the only thing this is doing is to create a drive letter associated to a folder... this is MS-DOS 2.0 functionality!!!!!!
Sorry guys... I would never call this a virtual disk!!! This is mapping a drive letter into a folder.... you'll need to do a little bit more...

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