Thanks for the extra information. I have downloaded a different set of code and installed that and am in the process of testing it out now. Do you happen to know which set of code was downloaded for this forum?
using playlist.com its option E
and thanks so much pastor Rick for answering the first part of the question
for CDI...
Re: Mobile Drives Qeustion With regard to the master drive position, you said :
"The answer is both yes and no. Primarily no because what you describe would create a master drive and the way Windows works you can only have one drive designated as the master drive at any given time. Now if the other computer had a program called Boot Commander installed you can trick the PC into thinking the mobile drive is the master drive but it gets tricky.
So far I have only been able to try this on my own computer but when the C: drive was cloned on to the different hard drive it was cloned as the K: drive because that was the mobile drives name. When I accessed the K: drive and ran a program from it, for example, K:/Program Files/Diary/diary.exe it worked as usual. Bearing this in mind is it still using something on the C: drive?
Re: Mobile Drives Qeustion Yes the C drive is the one with the Current operating system which is what the computer is using. The other drives (even if they have a operating system on them) are treated as slave drives.
Thank you Pastor..
