FINDDISK
(ver 2005-03-23)
Abandoned Freeware


Besides drive letters, which might change, 
disks can be given Labels, which are fixed.
Installation software often takes advantage 
of labels to verify that a correct disk has 
been insterted into a removable disk drive.

FINDDISK will search every drive accessable 
by the Operating System to find a label 
specified (cAsE sEnSiTiVe, no "spaces").  
Wildcards (e.g. "*" and "?") can be used.

CAUTION: FINDDISK will search down the drive 
letter list beginning with "A:", and it will
proceed no further once a match is found 
(even if multiple labels match the wildcard).

FINDDISK will report back to the command line 
if it did NOT find a match for the specified  
label, as well as the drive letter of the 
first matching label that it did find.  
Optionally you can specify that FINDDISK 
search for a label on only one drive letter
(handy to test for specific removable media),
as well as tell the computer to change to 
the drive with a matching label.

USAGE:
	FINDDISK [X:] [+] Label

	FINDDISK = program name
	X: = optional specific drive letter to search
	+ = optionally go to the matching drive
	Label = the case-sensitive label to find