FakeStartUp
by Jeff Macdonald
Copyright January 1994


FakeStartUp is a small TSR that intercepts DOS requests for the StartUp
Drive. It returns drive C: as the startup drive. Simply run it before running
Windows. To unload it, run it again.

This is helpful in network labs that remote boot. Window's File Manager 
will not let you format the StartUp Drive, and remote booting sets Drive A: 
as the startup drive. In fact, that is the purpose of the program.

FakeStartUp has been tested on DOS 5 and 6 machines.

The TSR can be loaded high.

The program is freeware.

This program is provided as is. Use at your own risk.


If you have any comments, please feel free to send e-mail to 
        jeff@sand.liunet.edu

If you use this program, please send a postcard to the following
address:

        Jeff Macdonald
        PO Box 1685
        East Quogue, NY 11942
        USA


For those who are interested, FakeStartUp was created using Turbo Assembler
and the INTASM developement environment in the book 'DOS 6, 
A Developer's Guide', by Al Williams.

