Commodore 128D - SECTION 15 - Commodore Enhancements To CP;M 3.0

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Name
DATE
DEVICE
DIR
DUMP
ED
ERASE
GENICOM
GET
FORMAT
HELP
INITDIR
KEYFIG
PATCH
PIP
PUT
RENAME
SAVE
SET
SETDEF
SHOW
SUBMIT
TYPE
Table 14-2. Transient Utility Commands
Function
Sets or displays the date and time.
Assigns logical CP/M devices to one or more
physical devices, changes device driver proto
col and baud rates, or sets console screen size.
Displays directory with files and their character
istics.
Displays a file in ASCII and hexadecimal format.
Creates and alters ASCII files.
Used for wildcard erase.
Creates a special COM file with attached RSX
file.
Temporarily gets console input from a disk file
rather than the keyboard.
Copies files.
Displays information on how to use CP/M 3.0
commands.
Initializes a disk directory to allow time and date
stamping.
Allows redefinition of keys
Displays or installs patches to CP/M system.
Copies files and combines files.
Temporarily directs printer or console output to
a disk file.
Changes the name of a file, or a group of files
using wildcard characters.
Saves a program in memory to disk.
Sets file options including disk labels, file attri
butes, type of time and date stamping and pass
word protection.
Sets system options including the drive search
chain.
Displays disk and drive statistics.
Automatically executes multiple commands.
Display contents of text file (or group of files, if
wildcard characters are used) on screen (and
printer if desired).
215 USING CP/M MODE—Summary of Major CP/M 3.0 Commands