SELECT A: d:[pathname] yyy xx
or
SELECT B: d:[pathname] yyy xx

The SELECT external command lets a language outside the USA be typed on the 
keyboard of a computer. This command is usually used to make distribution 
diskettes for use outside the USA. This command also FORMATs the disk.

A: or B: specifies the disk drive the country information file and keyboard 
    information file are to be taken from. See the KEYB and CONFIG.SYS 
    COUNTRY topics for information about these files.

d:[pathname] specifies the disk drive and optional pathname to install them on.
    
yyy specifies the country code to be used. See the NEW_TERMS CODE_PAGE topic
    for a list of possible values.

xx specifies the keyboard layout which will be used. These are also listed
    in the NEW_TERMS CODE_PAGE topic.

SELECT won't work for disks on another computer in a network. SELECT for 
DOS 4.0 is greatly enhanced, with screens full of choices to make. SELECT
is not present in OS/2, it is done another way.
