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Old 19-09-2005, 23:03   #7
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Re: Using the Command Prompt

why in this day and age would people be taught DOS commands? The whole point of having a GUI is to stop the user having to remember command names and the syntax of those commands
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Originally Posted by Wayne A
ahh right, so using this: MD D:\folder\subfolder

I could have A:\Wayne\Test
yep. specifying the drive letter and the directory structure makes the command independent of the current directory your DOS prompt is in
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