ype, call the routine <CODE>
DriveGetDefaultMedia()</CODE>
. This routine takes one argument, namely the drive number.<A NAME="IX_MediaType">
 </A>
 It returns a member of the <CODE>
MediaType</CODE>
 enumerated type. <CODE>
MediaType</CODE>
 has the following possible values:</P>
<DL>
<DT>
MEDIA_160K, MEDIA_180K, MEDIA_320K, MEDIA_360K</DT><DD>
<A NAME="IX_MEDIA_&ldots;">
 </A>
<A NAME="17696">
 </A>
These are all sizes used by 5.25-inch disks.</DD>
<DT>
MEDIA_720K</DT><DD>
This is the size of a regular 3.