Found from one of the "long-time" batch file gurus (Tom Levedas) the answer is no from Google Newsgroups and specifically the alt.Ms-DOS Newsgroup .

But, there is hope here reading the resulting replies from the above referenced NewsGroup.

It looks kind of like this..

code:

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$Sysdrive   = SUBSTR( "%windir%", 1, 2 ) ; -- What this does is get the C:
; -- borrowing a bit of code from - http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBA/tip0100/rh0120.htm 
$L = "@LSERVER" + "\" + "NETLOGON" + "\" + "WINSET.EXE"
shell "$L SYSTEMDRIVE=$Sysdrive"
setl "SYSTEMDRIVE=$Sysdrive"

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HTH,

- Kent

[ 08 February 2002: Message edited by: kdyer ]