-----------------------  MKDIR  - Internal DOS Command  ------------------------

MKDIR creates a subdirectory.

FORMAT:   MKDIR [d:]path    or    MD [d:]path

REMARKS:

   d:   - the drive of the disk where the subdirectory is to be created.  If
          omitted, the default drive is assumed.
   path - the directory path of the new subdirectory.  If path designation does
          not begin at the root level then the subdirectory is created in the
          current directory.  The last directory in the path is the name of the
          subdirectory to be created.

   You may have as many subdirectories as you wish, subject to:
       1. The limitation of available disk space.
       2. The maximum length of the path (including the "\" characters) from the
          root directory to any subdirectory is 63 characters.

   When a subdirectory is created, DOS puts two files "." and ".." in its
   directory.  These files cannot be erased.  The "." file identifies the
   subdirectory to DOS.  The ".." file identifies the "parent" directory (the
   directory that this subdirectory lies within).

EXAMPLES:

Create a subdirectory named BUDGET in the root directory of the default drive:

          MKDIR \BUDGET


Create a subdirectory named DATA in the directory BUDGET of the default drive.
BUDGET is a subdirectory of the root directory:

          MKDIR \BUDGET\DATA

   Note: If the current directory is set to BUDGET, you may specify:

          MKDIR DATA


Create a subdirectory named TEST in the root directory of drive B.  The default
drive is A:

          MKDIR B:\TEST
