			OS/2 Command Summary

These are the commands, in alphabetical order, that are present in OS/2 that
are not in most versions of DOS 4.0 or later. Detailed information is not 
provided by this 'help' command.

   OS/2	COMMAND	WHAT IT DOES

	ANSI	lets you decide whether ANSI.SYS support is to be used.
	CMD	execute the CMD.EXE program, similar to COMMAND in DOS.
	DDINSTAL lets you install a new device driver.
	DETACH	lets you run a background command.
	DPATH	lets you tell OS/2 where it should look when it can't find
		a data file for a command you gave it.
	E	create, edit, and display a text file.
	ENDLOCAL restores environment variable global values.
	EXTPROC specifys command processor to be used by a CMD file.
	HELP	lets you use a builtin 'help' command
	SETCOM40 lets DOS programs use communications ports under OS/2.
	SETLOCAL defines local environment variable values.
	START	lets you run an additional foreground command.
	UNPACK	uncompresses files packed on an installation diskette.
