			            EXIT

The EXIT internal command causes DOS to terminate the current BATCH file and 
return to the program or BATCH file which was previously executing (but only 
if one exists). The previous program could be COMMAND.COM itself (causing a 
nested BATCH file to terminate) or an application such as LOTUS, which can 
transfer control to COMMAND.COM and regain control when EXIT is executed. 

    EXIT

SAMPLE command        | Comments about its use

  EXIT			Suppose that while LOTUS was in use, the System 
			command was used to exit from LOTUS to do some DOS 
			commands. When System is entered, DOS will regain 
			control and you can execute any DOS commands. To exit
			back to LOTUS and continue where it left off, EXIT is
			entered at the DOS prompt. Any DOS environment space
			changes made will be lost when DOS returns to the
			previous program. 
