help = Starts the MS-DOS command prompt where you can type any MS-DOS command.^m^mTo return to MS-DOS Shell from the command line:^m^m1. Type exit^m2. Press ENTER.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Command Prompt "~$129~
pause = disabled
}
program =
{
command = EDIT %1
title = Editor
help = Starts MS-DOS Editor, a text editor you can use to create and modify text files. After you choose Editor, you can specify the file you want to work with in a dialog box.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Editor "~$130~
pause = disabled
dialog =
{
title = File to Edit
info = Enter the name of the file to edit. To start MS-DOS Editor without opening a file, press ENTER.
prompt = File to edit?
parameter = %1
}
}
program =
{
command = QBASIC %1
title = MS-DOS QBasic
help = Starts MS-DOS QBasic, a programming environment you can use to create, modify, run, and debug programs. After you choose MS-DOS QBasic, you can specify the file you want to work with in a dialog box.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on MS-DOS QBasic "~$131~
pause = disabled
dialog =
{
title = MS-DOS QBasic File
info = Enter the name of a QBasic program. To start without opening a program, press ENTER.
prompt = QBasic File?
parameter = %1
}
}
group =
{
title = Disk Utilities
help = Displays program items you can choose to manage your disks. You can also choose to open the Main group or any group you may have added.
program =
{
command = diskcopy %1
title = Disk Copy
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Disk Copy
info = Enter the source and destination drives.
prompt = Parameters . . .
default = a: b:
parameter = %1
}
help = Temporarily leaves MS-DOS Shell to copy the contents of a floppy disk to another floppy disk. After you choose Disk Copy, a dialog box suggests parameters and switches you can either accept or replace.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Disk Copy "~$13
}
program =
{
command = backup %1
title = Backup Fixed Disk
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Backup Fixed Disk
info = Enter the source and destination drives.
prompt = Parameters . . .
default = c:\*.* a: /s
parameter = %1
}
help = Temporarily leaves MS-DOS Shell to copy files from one disk to another. After you choose Backup Fixed Disk, a dialog box suggests parameters and switches you can either accept or replace.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Backup Fixed Disk "~$133~
}
program =
{
command = restore %1
title = Restore Fixed Disk
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Restore Fixed Disk
info = Enter the source and destination drives.
prompt = Parameters . . .
parameter = %1
}
help = Temporarily leaves MS-DOS Shell to restore files that were backed up. After you choose Restore Fixed Disk, a dialog box suggests parameters and switches you can either accept or replace.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Restore Fixed Disk "~$134~
}
program =
{
command = format %1 /q
title = Quick Format
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Quick Format
info = Enter the drive to quick format.
prompt = Parameters . . .
default = a:
parameter = %1
}
help = Temporarily leaves MS-DOS Shell to prepare a disk to accept MS-DOS files. After you choose Quick Format, a dialog box suggests parameters and switches you can either accept or replace.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Quick Format "~$136~
screenmode = text
alttab = enabled
altesc = enabled
ctrlesc = enabled
prevent = enabled
}
program =
{
command = format %1
title = Format
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Format
info = Enter the drive to format.
prompt = Parameters . . .
default = a:
parameter = %1
}
help = Temporarily leaves MS-DOS Shell to prepare a disk to accept MS-DOS files. After you choose Format, a dialog box suggests parameters and switches you can either accept or replace.^m^mRelated Topic^m " More on Format "~$135~
}
program =
{
command = undelete %1
title = Undelete
help = Recovers deleted files.^m^mWARNING: If your disk is full or if you are using task swapping, using this program item may render some deleted files unrecoverable.^m^mRelated Procedure^m " Restoring Deleted Files "~I155~
pause = enabled
dialog =
{
title = Undelete
info = WARNING! This action may cause the permanent loss of some deleted files. Press F1 for more information.
