Simon Cooke wrote: > Using the Windows NT/ Windows 98 device driver dev kit and writing a > filesystem driver for it? :-)
I don't think so! Last time I checked the NT file systems driver docs were practically non-existant, and I don't fancy spending a couple of thousand on a course in the US for it! It'd also mean a separate version for Win9x, tho the documentation is better. I made a start on Win9x version a while back but didn't get very far through it before getting bored! It's more likely that an Explorer namespace extension is written to support the disk images in the same way as the MS CAB viewer. It'll only work from Explorer, but should make it very easy to copy files in and out of images. Something similar could probably be done for dealing with real disks, but I've not really thought very far down that track. Something I'll probably do first is an Explorer property-sheet handler for the disk images, which would give an authentic SAM directory list on a property tab. That could even support drag-n-drop as an alternative to the name space extension. So much to do, so little time to do it... Si
