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My D.O.S cant see sub directories like c:\exe\any\any.exe How I can Do it?

Name: Michael
Date: March 6, 2001 at 07:06:27 Pacific

Reply:

Add the subdirectory to your path statement. i.e. set path=%path%;c:\exe\any or cd (change directory) to the directory: cd c:\exe\any Hope that helps! -Michael

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edit your Autoexec.bat file and add the line prompt $p$g This will set your command prompt display to show the current drive and path.

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