MS-DOS

MS-DOS

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by Chris DeVoney, Timothy S. Stanley, David D. Bush, Caroline M. Halliday, David W. Solomon

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How create, copy, rename, and erase files; use tree-structured directories; develop batch files and use batch subcommands; maximize hard disk efficiency; operate DOS commands in a networked environment. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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