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Working With DOS

To start a full-screen MS-DOS window, click Start, point to Programs, click MS-DOS Prompt, and press ALT+ENTER. The document recommends practicing common DOS commands like changing drives, displaying memory status and contents, creating and deleting directories and files, copying files between drives, clearing the screen, and returning to Windows.

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Working With DOS

To start a full-screen MS-DOS window, click Start, point to Programs, click MS-DOS Prompt, and press ALT+ENTER. The document recommends practicing common DOS commands like changing drives, displaying memory status and contents, creating and deleting directories and files, copying files between drives, clearing the screen, and returning to Windows.

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Working with DOS

To start a full-screen MS-DOS window:


1.Click Start,point to Programs,and then click MS-DOS Prompt.

2.Press ALT+ENTER.

Practice the following DOS Commands:


1. Change the current drive to D:

2. Display the current memory status of the drive

3. Display the contents of the drive D:

4. Create a new sub-directory named HELLO in the present directory

5. Copy a file from C: to this directory

6. Delete the file

7. Remove the sub-directory

8. Change the directory to C:

9. Clear the screen

10. Return to windows

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