Summary: An added bonus to using cmd.exe over command.com is that during the cmd.exe session, you get the built-in advantage of doskey.exe. Anyone remember th...
Summary: Go to this website. http://www.drd.dyndns.org/ Click boot disks. Give the page time to load. Scroll down to near the botom where it says boot disk ...
Summary: You could also load the program "Doskey.exe in the autoexec.bat or when ever you are at the Dos prompt. You can also edit the Dos command line on the ...
Summary: Help! I cant get my genuine win 2k pro CD to install onto my hard drive, the problems start when IM running the install and the files are being copied...
Summary: Create a DOS boot disk from your existing PC's Windows - this ensures that your partitions will be recognized. You may have other drivers like HIMEM.S...
Summary: You need to insert in autoexec.bat the TSR DOSkey.exe with the following command line doskey /OVERSTRIKE or /INSERT acording your preference in correc...
Summary: Hi Jebuck! first, thank you very much for helping!! done all you wrote - most malewere were deleted, though it did encountered a problem deleting winu...
Summary: A DOSKEY macro is simply a way to define a shortcut or synonym for a longer command. example: DOSKEY B=CD.. after you've entered the command above yo...
Summary: Hi, When I run SOME DOS apps, not all, command.com loads and cmd.exe unloads. Here is a partial environment 'dump' BEFORE________ c:\TEMP>set >>=sett...
Summary: Im using Windows 2000, and when I use tlink.exe it freezes, the "tlink /v xxxxx" appears in the title bar of the command prompt and won't go away. The...
Summary: Thanks Wengier - unfortunately I do not have a CDR so rely on floppies. Is it possible that I have simply run out of extended memory space? The messag...
Summary: This is the order, in the CURRENT directory: Doskey Macros Internal DOS commands *.com *.exe *.bat Then to the next directory in the PATH statement, a...
Summary: It seems to me that no one has properly answered your questions. Here you go. :macros.bat @ECHO off SET cnt= :check for doskey SET cnt=%cnt%* MEM/C |F...
