Assume that some of the directories on hard disk C: were as 
follows:

                     C:                  ROOT DIRECTORY
                 ---------
                /    |    \
               /     |     \
              /      |      \
             /       |       \
         PROJECTS  TESTS   BUDGETS       SUBDIRECTORIES
                   -----
                  /     \
                 /       \                 additional
              DONE      PENDING          SUBDIRECTORIES


     In the sample disk structure above we have subdirectories 
PROJECTS, TESTS, BUDGETS, DONE, and PENDING.  Assume that before
beginning with these examples, the subdirectory TESTS is the current  
directory. 


SAMPLE command to use MD            | Comments about the output

MD C:\PROBLEMS                        This command will make the 
                                      new subdirectory on C:, no
                                      matter what the current 
                                      directory was when this 
                                      command was typed.

MD CURRENT                            To make a new subdirectory 
                                      directory under TESTS.

MD  ..\CURRENT                        This example shows yet
                                      another method to make 
                                      the new subdirectory, using 
                                      a relative path name. 

MD \                                  This command will get an 
                                      error message. The root
                                      directory always automatically
                                      exists. 
