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| Enter multiple commands on a single command line, executes them sequentially. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DO.COM | 13440 | 6393 | deflated |
| DO.DOC | 896 | 427 | deflated |
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Contents of the DO.DOC file
Brief Notes on DO.COM
Here's a little gem that came with no documentation, so I am
writing these brief notes.
This program allows you to string more than 1 command together on
the DOS command line, each separated by semi-colons. Thus, the syntax
is:
do cmd1;cmd2;cmd3
For example:
do dir;chkdsk;ws;pibterm
Try it -- the program really works! An ascii dump of the program
shows the author to be George Fischer, and that the program was written
in Lattice 'c'. Thanks, George, whoever you are.
Bob Blacher
Sysop, Computer Connections
Washington, D.C.
(202) 547-2008 1200/2400 baud
Here's a little gem that came with no documentation, so I am
writing these brief notes.
This program allows you to string more than 1 command together on
the DOS command line, each separated by semi-colons. Thus, the syntax
is:
do cmd1;cmd2;cmd3
For example:
do dir;chkdsk;ws;pibterm
Try it -- the program really works! An ascii dump of the program
shows the author to be George Fischer, and that the program was written
in Lattice 'c'. Thanks, George, whoever you are.
Bob Blacher
Sysop, Computer Connections
Washington, D.C.
(202) 547-2008 1200/2400 baud
December 13, 2017
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