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040			_cUM Bansalan College LIC
082			_aBCir. 005.446 _bN83p
100			_93565 _aNorton, Peter
245			_aPeter Norton's dos 6 guide _cby Peter Norton
250			_a10th Anniversary Edition
260			_aNew York: _bA Division of Practice Hall Computer, _cc1993
300			_axxiv-708p.:i _bill.; _c21cm
500			_aIncludes Appendix and Index.
505			_aContents. --PART 1. Getting Acquainted. --1. Getting Acquainted with Your System. --2. Getting Acquainted with DOS. --3. How DOS Organizes Data. --4. Setting Up Your System. --PART 2. DOS Shell. --5. Working with the shell. --6. Managing Directories. --7. Selecting Files. --8. Copying and Moving Files in the DOS Shell. --9. Deleting and Undeleting Files. --10. Additional File Management. --11. Working with Programs. --12. Customizing the Shell. --PART 3. DOS Commands. --13. Working at the Command Prompt. --14. DOSKEY. --15. Managing Directories. --16. Copying and Moving Files. --17. Additional File Management. --18. Formatting and Unformatting Disks. --19. additional Disk Management. --20. DOS EDIT. --21. Batch Files. --22. Configuring Your System. --PART 4. Managing Your System. --23. Avoiding Disaster: An Overview. --24. The DOS BACKUP Feature. --25. RESTORE and COMPARE. --26. DOS's Anti-Virus Programs. --27. Using UNDELETE. --28. CHKDSK. --29. Optimizing Your System. --30. Managing Memory. --31. Additional memory Facilities for the 386. --32. Caching the Drives. --33. RAM Drives. --34. Defragmenter. --35. DoubleSpace. --36. Bringing It All Together. --PART 5. Command Reference.
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