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Beresford: /* MOUNT */ changed mount to mount & imgmount

Beresford — Sun, 05 Jul 2015 22:53:58 GMT

MOUNT: changed mount to mount & imgmount

Beresford — Tue, 09 Jun 2015 01:25:17 GMT

added lots of extra commands

Mabdul — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 20:35:30 GMT

adding set command

Mabdul — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 20:33:26 GMT

alpha order

StonedDwarf — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 20:33:07 GMT

Reverted edits by StonedDwarf (Talk) to last revision by Ykhwong

StonedDwarf — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 20:27:41 GMT

CD (Change Directory)

Ykhwong — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:54:48 GMT

Undo revision 4225 by Isomequf (Talk)

Isomequf — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 19:08:52 GMT

Mutagen — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 07:44:01 GMT

Reverted edits by Ihezosiva (Talk) to last revision by Lwc

Ihezosiva — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 23:16:03 GMT

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 :Display current sound levels.
-== [[MOUNT]] ==
+== [[MOUNT|MOUNT & IMGMOUNT]] ==
 : Mount folders and CD-ROM drives.

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 == CD (Change Directory) ==
 :Allows you to move up and down a directory tree.  '''CD''' is simple to use, just type
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 == CLS ==
 :Clears the screen of all input and returns just the current prompt in the upper left hand corner.
 == COPY ==
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   COPY Document.txt CopyOfDocument.TXT
 == DIR ==
 :Lists all of the available files and sub directories inside the current directory. Some variants of this are "dir/p" (pauses after each page) and "dir/w" (this gives a wide view)
-== DEL ==
+== EXIT ==
-:Remove one or more files.
+:Exit from DOSBox.
-== EXIT ==
+== [[KEYB]] ==
-:Exit from DOSBox
+:Is used to change the layout of the keyboard used for different countries.
 == LOADFIX ==
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 == MD ==
 :Makes a directory.
 == MOVE (unsupported) ==
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 :Renames one or more files.
 :Note: Unlike MS-DOS, DOSBox doesn't require the source and target filenames to be in the same folder.
 == TYPE ==

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 == TYPE ==
 :Display the contents of a text-file.
 == VER ==

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   C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD \'''
   C:\>
 == CLS ==
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 == EXIT ==
 :Exit from DOSBox
 == MD ==
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 == RD ==
 :Removes a directory.
 == REN ==
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 :Note: Unlike MS-DOS, DOSBox doesn't require the source and target filenames to be in the same folder.
-== LOADFIX ==
+== TYPE ==
-:Loads a program above the first 64K of memory.
+:Display the contents of a text-file.
 == VER ==

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 == CD (Change Directory) ==
-Allows you to move up and down a directory tree.  '''CD''' is simple to use, just type
+:Allows you to move up and down a directory tree.  '''CD''' is simple to use, just type
   CD [Directory-Name]
   C:\>'''CD SIERRA\KQ5'''
   C:\SIERRA\KQ5>
-There are also 3 special directories that are available inside every directory which help you simply move around.  They are:
+  /        which refers to the root directory
   C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD ..'''
   C:\SIERRA>
   C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD ..\..'''
   C:\>
   C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD \'''
   C:\>

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->== CD (Change Directory) ==
+== CD (Change Directory) ==
 :Allows you to move up and down a directory tree.  '''CD''' is simple to use, just type
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 :And if the Directory-Name correctly refers to an available directory then you will be moved from your current working directory to the new one.  Once completed, any command you issue will operate under the new working directory, and your prompt will be updated to reflect your current working directory.  Multiple folders can be traversed at once (assuming you know the correct names) by typing their names together with the '''\''' separating them for example
-  C:\&gt;'''CD SIERRA\KQ5'''
+  C:\>'''CD SIERRA\KQ5'''
-  C:\SIERRA\KQ5&gt;
+  C:\SIERRA\KQ5>
 :There are also 3 special directories that are available inside every directory which help you simply move around.  They are
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 :Once you have moved into a sub directory, you can move back by typing
-  C:\SIERRA\KQ5&gt;'''CD ..'''
+  C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD ..'''
-  C:\SIERRA&gt;
+  C:\SIERRA>
 :And like all other directories you can string them together
-  C:\SIERRA\KQ5&gt;'''CD ..\..'''
+  C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD ..\..'''
-  C:\&gt;
+  C:\>
 :If you ever need to move back to the root directory you can use the '''\''' alias.
-  C:\SIERRA\KQ5&gt;'''CD \'''
+  C:\SIERRA\KQ5>'''CD \'''
-  C:\&gt;
+  C:\>
 == CLS ==