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1. Write the DOS command to display a wide listing of the contents of the root directory of the C: drive. |
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2. White the DOS command to display a directory listing of the contents of the root directory of the C: drive one page at a time. |
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3. Write the DOS command to display all the files that begin with the letter "K" in the root directory of drive C:. |
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4. Write the DOS command to display all files on drive C whose filenames begin with the letter S and whose extensions begin with the letter C. |
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5. Write the DOS command to display all files on drive A whose filenames are seven characters long and begin with the letters CHAR. |
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6. Write the DOS command to clear the screen and display the system prompt in the upper left hand corner of the screen. |
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7. Write the DOS command to display the files on drive A: that have the .DOC filename extension. |
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8. Write the DOS command to copy a diskette using drive A. |
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9. Write the DOS command to create the volume label WORD BACKUP on drive A:. |
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10. Write the DOS command to change the volume label to DOS LAB. |
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11. Write the DOS command to obtain on-line help about the XCOPY command. |
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12. Write the DOS command to print the directory listing of drive A on the printer. |
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13. Write the DOS command to display a directory listing of the files in drive A in file-size order, largest first. |
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14. Write the DOS command to make a sub-directory named NEWDIR. |
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15. Write the DOS command to copy a file named FILEFRED from the DIRECT1 subdirectory on drive A to a directory named DIRECT2 located at the root of drive C. |
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16. Write the DOS command to rename all the files on drive A which have the .HTML filename extension to have the .HTM filename extension. |
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17. Write the DOS command to change the command prompt to C:\> |
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18. Write the DOS command to copy a file named FILEFRED and name the new copy FILESUE. |
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19. Write the DOS command to find a file named MATILDA which is stored in a sub-directory somewhere on drive C. |
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20. Write the DOS command to erase a file named FILEBILL which is stored in the sub-directory named MYFILES located at the root of drive C. |
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21. Write the DOS command to return you to the root of drive C if your current directory is C:\TEACHING\OPSYS\SUMM |
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22. Write the DOS command to erase all the files on drive A. |
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23. Write the DOS command to delete a subdirectory named DIRFRED which is located at the root of drive C. |
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24. Write the DOS command to make the COMMAND.COM file Read Only. |
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25. Write the DOS command to copy all the files from a directory named DIRECT1 as well as files in its sub-directories? |
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26. Write the DOS command to view all the hidden files in the current directory. |
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27. Write the DOS command to launch the DOS editor to edit a file named FRED which is located on drive A. |
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28. Write the DOS command to execute a batch command named BACKUP. |
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29. Write the command to place a remarks comment in a batch file for the purpose of internal documentation. |
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30. Write the combination of keystrokes that will interrupt the execution of any batch file. |
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