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Yes, as of Cons 2.0, Windows NT absolute path names can be specified either with volume letters (c:\msvc42\include) or as a UNC path (\\share\include). (Prior to version 2.0, Cons required a counter-intuitive work-around of beginning volume-letter absolute path names with a ‘#’ to avoid some internal processing.
