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Comprehensive guide to MS-DOS commands, their syntax, and usage.
Detailed reference for individual MS-DOS commands, their purpose, and parameters.
Checks the disk for errors, displays a status report, and can correct errors.
Copies one or more files to another directory or the same directory.
Displays information about files and directories in the current or specified location.
Prepares a diskette or hard disk for use by defining tracks, sectors, and writing system info.
Copies files, directories, and subdirectories, with options for selective copying.
Quick reference for EDLIN editing functions using special keys for text manipulation.
Guide on how to create a new text file using the EDLIN editor.
Step-by-step instructions on inserting text into lines within EDLIN.
Explains how to save the edited file and return to MS-DOS prompt after modifications.
Procedures for recalling and modifying files that already exist using EDLIN.
Details on using special keys for efficient text editing within EDLIN.
Ends the EDLIN session, saving the edited file and the original with a .bak extension.
Replaces all occurrences of a specified string with another string within a given range.
Describes how the linker combines object modules into an executable (.exe) file.
Overview of DEBUG command structure, parameters, and usage with control keys.
A table summarizing all DEBUG commands and their syntax.
Executes a program in memory, stopping at breakpoints and displaying register states.
Displays and allows modification of CPU registers and flag settings.
Explains errors originating from MS-DOS or its special programs like LINK, DEBUG, EDLIN.
Describes errors related to computer hardware and peripherals like disk drives and printers.
Lists and explains errors that occur when using MS-DOS commands or their syntax.
Summary and explanation of commands used in the CONFIG.SYS file for system startup configuration.
Installs a device driver into the system, loading it during startup.
Setup procedures for hard disks using MS-DOS 2.11, involving HSECT, FDISK, and HFORMAT.
Setup procedures for hard disks using MS-DOS 3.2, involving HSECT, FDISK, and FORMAT.
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