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- Here is an example of another AUTOEXEC.BAT:
-
- DATE
- TIME
- MODE LPT1:=COM1
- DIR/W
- PROMPT $p$p
-
- The first line of >AUTOEXEC reports on date and time set.
- The second line redirects P.C. output that would normally
- go to printer LPT1 to COM1, the serial printer. The third
- command directs DOS to display a directory of the default
- (the current drive), in the wide format. The fourth line
- tells DOS to display the name of the current directory &
- NOT the normal prompt (See PROMPT.LRN file on this disk).
- For example, if the current directory was "BASIC" on DRV.
- B, DOS would prompt you with BASIC> instead of B>!
-
- IT'S TIME TO GET A LITTLE MORE COMPLICATED. YOU CAN BEST
- LEARN BY EXAMPLE, SO ...
-
- THE NEXT SCREENS WILL TAKE YOU "BY-THE-HAND" THROUGH THE
- TIMEMASTER MENU AUTOEXEC FILE...