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From: AWalker@RED.RUTGERS.EDU (*Hobbit*)
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Subject: Rooted directories
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Date: Sun, 22-Dec-85 17:35:36 EST
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Well, XXX:[000000] *is* DUA0:[XXX] in effect.  The concealed device, while
it's defined as such, looks like XXX:[000000] and all its subdirectories, so 
if you set your default where you did and do create/directory XXX:[FROB] or
create/directory XXX:[.FROB] you wind up with the same structure.  At least
that's how I understand it.  XXX:[000000] isn't "really" there at all, it's
just a funny way to look at [XXX.*].

Is there something I'm missing?  Maybe I'm not really understanding the problem
as you see it.

_H*
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