To help shift from UNIX to DOS, this short cross reference is supplied for 
the most frequently used commands. Shell variables are called "environment 
variables", and they are SET and UNSET by the SET command. Shell scripts are 
called "batch files". Pathnames use "\" rather than "/", so its "\usr\bin" 
rather than "/usr/bin", for example.

UNIX COMMAND  DOS COMMAND     WHAT IT DOES

  cat		TYPE		display the contents of a file on the screen.
  cd		CD		change the current directory
  cp		COPY		copy one file to another file.
  ls		DIR /W		display the filenames in a directory.
  more		MORE		display the contents of a file on the screen
				one screen at a time. 
  rm		DEL		delete any file other than a directory.
              
	      Keyboard Command WHAT IT DOES

  ^S		Ctrl-NumLock	freezes output to the screen.
  ^U		Esc		throws away a partially entered command without
				executing it and starts another command.
  Del		Ctrl-Break	breaks (interrupts) the current program.
