VOLUME()
 Establishes a volume label for a floppy or hard disk

 Syntax

     VOLUME(<cDiskName>) --> lEstablished

 Argument

     <cDiskName>  Designates a name to use on a new volume label.  A
     drive designation is allowed; path designation and wildcards are not.

 Returns

     VOLUME() returns .T. when the new volume entry is created.

 Description

     DOS provides a volume label as a disk identifier.  With the VOLUME()
     function you can establish this label.  There is never more than one
     label per floppy or hard disk.  A volume label can be up to 11
     characters long, but when you use a period (.) it must always follow the
     eighth character.

     You can query the volume label with FILESEEK(), since the value 8 is
     assigned as the volume attribute.

 Notes

     .  A new volume label is always created in the root directory.

     .  The function acknowledges the CSETSAFETY() setting and, if
        necessary, does not overwrite an existing label.

 Examples

     .  Establish a volume label for A: drive:

     .  Query the A: drive volume label:

        ? FILESEEK("A:\*.*", 8)      // Based on example 1 "VOLO815"

See Also: FILESEEK()