passage3.txt

Be aware that under Windows 95/98, if you are using shared privileges 
to share drives and you add or remove a partition (causing the drive 
letters to change), you may experience some security problems.

The following is a possible example of a security problem sharing 
drive letters under Windows 95/98 after partitioning your hard drive.
Assume that before you partitioned your hard drive, your CD-ROM drive
had shared privileges for drive D:.  After you added a partition, 
your CD-ROM became drive E:.  However, your shared privileges would 
still be assigned to drive D. Therefore, you could potentially be 
sharing information from your D: partition that you do not wish to 
share.

To resolve this problem, you may want to check (and if necessary, 
reset) your shared privileges in Windows 95/98 after you have added 
or removed a partition. You will not be affected by this situation if
you share a directory and its parent directory and its parent drive 
letter changes because the shared privilege would be lost.