                              CHDIR

CHDIR is an internal command that changes the current (default) directory or
displays the current directory. Any file you specify as an option on any DOS
command without a specific path must exist in the current directory (or in a
directory that the APPEND command is aware of) to be accessed. The current
directory is the default directory where DOS will search for files.

    CHDIR [[d:]pathname]
         or
    CD [[d:]pathname]
	 or
    CD

For every disk drive on your system, you may have a current directory. DOS 
remembers the current directory, and if you don't specify a directory path, 
any reference to a drive will access the current directory on that drive.

Just entering CD by itself will display the current directory. Directories 
may be nested many levels deep. See the DIR EXAMPLES SUBDIRECTORIES topic 
for more information about directories and subdirectories.
