Quick Reference Guide To Ms Dos Commands

This book, with more than 200,000 copies in print, has been completely updated to DOS Version 4 with a new section devoted to the DOS shell. Includes explanations of all the DOS, batch, configuration, and Edlin commands. Alphabetized, with numerous examples.

This reference helps users quickly determine proper syntax and procedures for important commands. The compact guide includes information on DOS commands and error messages, EDLIN commands, and batch files. Good for both PC-DOS and MS-DOS through version 3.3.

Instant guide to vital DOS commands and functions, as well as batch file hints, EDLIN, and DOS message information.

DOS 5 commands are easily performed with this complete combination of step-by-step instructions, illustrations and examples. MicroRef books are known for their spiral binding, built-in easel and tabbed pages for quick and easy access. This DOS 5 book also includes a plastic function key template. Pub date: 11/15/91.

MS-DOS Quick Reference provides reference materials for MS-DOS commands, configuration commands, batch commands, and error messages. Alphabetized commands explaining syntax, switches, and other parameters.

Simple "Press this . . . Type that" instructions put your fingers on the correct keys fast. No narration or exposition; just illustrated keystrokes along with two or three words give you the answers you need in seconds instead of minutes. Free color template on back cover.

Concise, precise information for beginning, intermediate, and advanced users ion using batch files to save time and increase productivity. Updated to cover DOS through Version 5. Includes clear instruction on creating a first batch file, and details on using DEBUG to enhance your batch files.

Kris Jamsa's two previous editions of this book have been bestsellers, so with a new version of DOS coming soon, Jamsa is once again fully revising and updating this handy guide to cover all the newest features. This memory jogger is a must for every MS-DOS and PC-DOS user. In this guide, you'll find concise examples and easy-to-follow descriptions of every DOS command--listed alphabetically for quick reference.