| With
IBM compatible computers a volume label is a unique name commonly
assigned by the user to a storage medium. For example, a user is
capable of changing the label on a floppy disk to describe what may be
on a diskette.
With an Apple
Macintosh computer this is known as an on-screen volume name.
- Additional information about how
to rename or label a disk drive can be found on document
CH000532.
- See document CH001038
for additional information about how to view the label or name
of a hard disk drive.
Also see: Floppy definitions,
Hard disk drive definitions, Volume
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