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- DOS PRACTICE
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- This program is a new approach to the development of proficiency
- and speed in the use of DOS. We hope you find it useful.
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- Program Requirements
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- IBM Personal Computer or Compatible
- Hard Disk
- 256KB Ram
- MS-DOS or PC-DOS Version 2.0 or later
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- Installation Procedure
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- To install DOS PRACTICE on your hard disk, insert the DOS PRACTICE
- diskette into drive A. Move to drive A (type A:<Enter>) and type:
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- install<Enter>
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- Drive B may be substituted for drive A. This procedure creates
- directory PRACTICE on drive C, and loads all of the DOS PRACTICE
- files into that directory. If you wish to install it on a different
- drive or directory, make sure the desired destination directory
- exists, then move to drive A and type:
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- COPY UNZIPDP.EXE <destination><Enter>
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- Then move to the destination directory and type
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- UNZIPDP<Enter>
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- For example, if the diskette is in drive A: and the destination
- directory is to be D:\DP, you would type:
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- A:<Enter>
- COPY UNZIPDP.EXE D:\DP<Enter>
- D:<Enter>
- CD\DP<Enter>
- UNZIPDP<Enter>
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- Using DOS PRACTICE
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- To use DOS PRACTICE once it has been installed on your hard disk,
- begin by moving to the disk and directory containing the DOS PRACTICE
- files. Then type:
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- DP<Enter>
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- DOS PRACTICE should then begin execution. Interaction with the program
- is mostly self-explanatory, but context-dependent help may be called
- up at any time by pressing the F10 function key.
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- The OVERVIEW selection of the first level menu explains the organi-
- zation and use of DOS PRACTICE. It also reveals some handy features,
- such as how to eliminate any uninteresting exercises from your
- practice sessions.
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