Date: 03/19/00
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I was taking a look at the code, and saw the section where the drive
letter is being removed under win32. What is the specific reason for
this? I can't think of any file io functions under windows that does
not work with drive letters. Removing the drive letter prohibits php
from accessing files on any drive other than what it is executed on,
unless using UNC's.
Shane
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