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CP/M 3.0 performs this task by displaying either the name of the file
you specified, or the message:
No File
Be sure you type at least one space after DIR to separate the com
mand keyword from the command tail. If you do not, CP/M 3.0 re
sponds as follows:
A)DIRMYFILE nCTUIlH
DIRMYFILE?
NOTE: The Digital Research Inc. COPYSYS command, normally
used in copying CP/M systems disks, is not implemented on your
computer. As described in Section 13, page 199, your Commodore
128 uses a different method to prepare a new system disk. To obtain
information on this method, type:
HELP COPYSYS
at any system prompt. Be sure to include a space between HELP
and COPYSYS.
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