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VECTOR 4 USER'S MANUAL
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4 CP/M RESIDENT COMMANDS
EXAMPLE:
A>DIR • .MEM [RETURN]
RESULT:
All files with an extension of MEM will be displayed.
4. Many
times, you may want to find out the names of files stored on another
drive.
For example, you may want to obtain a listing of the filenames in
drive B, whne logged into the A drive.
FORMAT:
DIR d: [RETURN]
EXAMPLE:
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!
Dm B: [RETURN]
RESULT:
All files in Drive B will be displayed. (This may save time over the
alternative method, which is to log into the B drive first, then enter DIR
[RETURN].)
5. To list a particular file within Drive B, enter the following:
FORMAT:
DIR B:<UFN> [RETURN]
EXAMPLE:
A>DIR BaECD,COM [RETURN]
RESULT:
The file TECH. COM on Drive B wlll be displayed.
6.
Again, if you have several files with different filenames, but which share
several
characters or numbers (simfiar to ERA question 4, and DIR question 2)
you would do the following:
FORMAT:
DIR B:*.A 1M [RETURN]
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