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There is a program floating around (if you can't find it let me know) called "fakecd" which lets you use a hard-drive/logical drive as if it were a CD-ROM. I haven't tried this, but I'm pretty sure you could configure a network drive as a logical drive to be a 'faked' cd and this would mimick being a local drive. Will try it if I get a chance. Alex >>The second thing, and perhaps more difficult, is that I would like to fool >>Win95 into thinking that it has a local CDROM drive and map it to the >>network drive. Occasionally, if I try to run some software from the CDROM, >>it starts but at some point it will stop saying that it can't detect the CD >>Drive. I think that I have traced this to the registry (there is no way to >>select a drive there under the CD subheadings) but can't figure out a way >>around it... anyone has any pointers on this matter? I don't really want to >>buy a CDROM drive if I don't have to... >> >>Thanks in advance! >> >>Art >