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The LABEL command is used to create, change, or delete the volume label (name) of a disk. The volume label of a disk is displayed as part of the directory listing along with the volume serial number, it it exists.
Syntax:
LABEL [drive:][label]
| drive: | The location of the disk to be named. |
| label | The new volume label. |
| none | Displays current disk label, if they exist. Prompts to enter a new label or delete the existing one. |
Notes:
- If label is not specified, the following prompt is displayed:
C:\WINDOWS>Label
Volume in drive A is xxxxxxxxxxx
Volume Serial Number is xxxxxxx
Volume label (11 characters, ENTER for none)? |
- A volume label can contain up to 11 characters and can include spaces but not:
* ? / \ | . , ; : + = [ ] ( ) & ^ < > "
- Volume labels are displayed in uppercase letters only.
- LABEL does not work with a virtual drive created with the SUBST command.
File Details
| File Name | Default Location | Dos Ver. | Win Ver. | Size | Date | Source |
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| Label.exe | c:\windows\command |
7.0 | Win95 |
9 260 | 11/07/95 | win95_08.cab |
| 7.1 | Win95 (OSR2.x) |
9 3241 | 24/08/96 | win95_14.cab |
| Win98 |
9 3241 | 11/05/98 | win98_41.cab |
| Win98 SE |
9 3241 | 23/04/99 | win98_45.cab |
Superscripts denote which same size files, if any, are identical (using FC).
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