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 Join a drive to a directory on another drive.

 Syntax: JOIN [drive1:[drive2:] path]
         JOIN drive: /D
   drive1:
       Specifies the floppy disk drive or logical drive that you want
       to join to a different drive and directory.
   drive2:
       Specifies the floppy disk drive or logical drive to which you
       want to join drive1.
   path
       Specifies the directory to which you want to join drive1.  This
       directory must be empty before you join drive1 to it.  It cannot
       be the root directory.
   /D
       Delete this join definition.

 Using other commands with join
 The following commands do not work, and should not be used, on drives
 used in the join command:

   assign     diskcopy     format     sys
   chkdsk     fdisk        label
   diskcomp   format       mirror

 Using join with no parameters
 Use the join command with no parameter to display a list of the currently
 joined drives.

 Example:
 You can join any directory or subdirectory in a tree structure.  For
 example, the following commands are valid:

   join j: c:\stuff
   join j: c:\stuff\myprogs

 To reverse either of the previous join commands, type the drive1 value
 followed by the /D switch as follows:

   join j: /d

 See Also:
   Assign
   Subst