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Learning MS-DOS Basics - A Tutorial
Learning MS-DOS Basics - A Tutorial

                                                                           This tutorial gives you an opportunity to try basic MS-DOS co...

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Viewing the Contents of a Directory(MS-DOS)
Viewing the Contents of a Directory(MS-DOS)

In this section, you will view the contents of a directory by using the dir command. The dir command stands for " directory ....

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Copying Files(MS-DOS)
Copying Files(MS-DOS)

                                                                              This section describes how to copy a single file and a gro...

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Deleting Files(MS-DOS)
Deleting Files(MS-DOS)

                                                                              This section explains how to delete, or remove, a file tha...

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Renaming Files(MS-DOS)
Renaming Files(MS-DOS)

                                                                 This section explains how to rename files. You may want to rename a fil...

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Changing Drives(MS-DOS)
Changing Drives(MS-DOS)

                                                                                   This section describes how to change drives. Changing...

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Changing Back to the Root Directory(MS-DOS)
Changing Back to the Root Directory(MS-DOS)

                                                                      Next, you will change from the DOS directory to the root directory...

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Deleting a Directory(MS-DOS)
Deleting a Directory(MS-DOS)

                                                                           If you no longer use a particular directory, you may want to ...

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Creating a Directory(MS-DOS)
Creating a Directory(MS-DOS)

In this section, you will create two directories. Creating a directory is helpful if you want to organize related files into groups to...

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Changing Directories(MS-DOS)
Changing Directories(MS-DOS)

Look at the list on your screen. All the names that have <DIR> beside them are directories. You can see a list of the files in...

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