The SUBST.EXE command makes it possible to treat a directory as a drive. Therefore, a long directory name can be shorten to just a drive letter (C:, D:, E:, etc). For example, type this command at MS DOS prompt:
subst e: c:\data\2000\april\report
From now on, every time you want to open that folder, you only have to type cd e: . To find out all subst parameters type subst /? at the MS DOS command prompt.
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