List Volume Labels Usage: vl [-acvh-] [ disk1 disk2 ... ] vol reports the volume label information on each of the specified disks. If no disks are specified, vol looks for a DRIVEMASK environmental variable that can be used to mask off just the drives you want reported. The DRIVEMASK is specified as a list of drive letters; ranges are allowed. Otherwise all the partitions beginning with c: are reported. The current disk's label information is highlighted. This command is normally stored in the file vl.exe and invoked with an alias so it can be used from cmd.exe without colliding with the internal cmd.exe vol function. Options: -a If no disks are specified, report on all disks. -c If no disks are specified, report on just the current disk. -v Verbose. Also report maximum component length, the features it supports and the name of the filesystem. -h Help. -- End of options. Colors: You may set your own choices for screen colors using these environmental variables: Name Use Default COLORS Normal screen colors <null string> HIGHLIGHT Current disk Bright Colors recognized are black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta (or red blue), cyan (or blue green) or white. Foreground and background colors may also be bright, dim or reverse. The names of the colors and the words bright, dim, reverse and on may be in either upper or lower or mixed case. Either or both the foreground and background colors may be specified; if you don't specify a value, it's considered transparent and inherits the color underneath it. HIGHLIGHT inherits from COLORS. If COLORS is null, vol uses the current screen colors it finds at startup. Specifying COLORS=none turns off all use of color. |