Try modifying this, Richard, passing each line of "the volumes" as pDiskLette
r in a repeat loop...
function GetVolumeSN pDiskLetter
local volumeSerialNumber
--| Supports both "C", "C:" and "C:\" styles
put char 1 of pDiskLetter & ":" into pDisk
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put shell("dir " & pDisk) into tDirData
get matchText(tDirData,"Volume Serial Number is (.*)\n",volumeSerialNumber)
if it is true then
# add a check for the DCIM directory if you wish
return volumeSerialNumber
else return "No Disk" # Unmounted volume
end GetVolumeSN
/H
>I'm looking for suggestions on how to find out if a specific USB
>camcorder is attached to a users computer (Windows only), and if it
>is, which volume identifies it. If the camcorder is attached, there
>will be a specific directory on it which I can use to help identify it.
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