DOS: the Complete Reference

Name: DOS: the Complete Reference
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ISBN: 9780078819049

ISBN-10: 0078819040

ISBN-13: 9780078819049

Edition: 4th 1993

Authors: Kris Jamsa

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Book details

List price: $49.99
Edition: 4th
Copyright year: 1993
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 1152
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 3.696
Language: English



Getting to Know Your Computer


Getting DOS Started


Issuing DOS Commands


Getting Started with DOS Files


Understanding Your Keyboard


Getting Around Your Disk


Preparing Disks for Use


Fundamental File Operations


DOS Wildcard Characters


Directories


Getting the Most from DOS Directories


Fundamental Copy Operations


Printing


Getting the Most from PRINT


Grouping Commands with Batch Files


Decision-Making Batch Files


Automatic System Startup Commands with AUTOEXEC


BAT


The DOS Environment


The DOS Redirection Operators


The DOS Pipe


Protecting Your Files with BACKUP and RESTORE


Advanced File Manipulation


Customizing Your System with CONFIG.SYS


Using CHKDSK


DOS Pretender Commands


DOSKEY and DOS 5 Macros


DOS 5 Crisis Prevention


Using DEBUG


Another Look at Disks


Improving Your System Performance


Understanding DOS Memory Management


How DOS Actually Stores Files


ANSI.SYS


Advanced Disk Topics


Creating Simple Text Files with EDLIN


The DOS 5 Editor, EDIT


Support for International Users


Using the DOS 4 Shell


Advanced DOS 4 Shell Techniques


Using the DOS 5 Shell


Advanced Disk Topics


Creating Simple Text Files with EDLIN


The DOS 5 Editor, EDIT


Support for International Users


Using the DOS 4 Shell


Advanced DOS 4 Shell Techniques


Using the DOS 5 Shell


Advanced DOS 5 Shell Techniques


DOS System Commands


Detecting and Correcting Disk Fragmentation


Disk Partitions and FDISK


The History of DOS