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Microsoft MS-DOS 5.0. Condensed Edition. Stron 357.

Spis treści:

• Welcome
  • About this Guide
  • New Features of MS-DOS 5.0
  • Before You Begin
• Learning About Your Computer
  • Looking at Hardware
  • Using Disks and Disk Drives
  • Using Software
  • Looking at MS-DOS
  • Using Files and Directories
• Installing MS-DOS 5.0
  • Before Installation
  • Installing on a Hard Disk
  • Installing on Floppy Disks
  • Creating a System Disk
• Troubleshooting MS-DOS
  • Solving Problems After Installation
  • Common Questions About MS-DOS
• Command-Line Basics
  • Parts of a Command
  • Typing a Command
  • Shortcuts to Typing a Command
  • How MS-DOS Responds to a Command
  • Stopping or Canceling a Command
  • Designating a Disk Drive
  • Internal and External Commands
  • Getting Help with a Command
• MS-DOS Shell Basics
  • Starting MS-DOS Shell
  • The MS-DOS Shell Window
  • Working with Menus
  • Working with Dialog Boxes
  • Changing Views
  • Working with Files and Directories
  • Working with Programs
  • Associating Files with a Program
  • Suppressing Confirmation Messages
  • Repainting and Updating the Screen
  • Getting Help
  • Leaving MS-DOS Shell
• Working with Files
  • Filenames
  • Types of Files
  • File Size, Date, and Time
  • Using Wildcards
  • Viewing Text Files
  • Copying Files
  • Renaming a File
  • Printing Text Files
  • Deleting Files
  • Moving Files
  • Searching for Files by Using MS-DOS Shell
  • Getting Information by Using MS-DOS Shell
• Working with Directories
  • Understanding Directories
  • Viewing Directories
  • Creating Directories
  • Moving Between Directories
  • Deleting Directories
  • Copying Directories
  • Updating Directories
  • Specifying a Search Path
• Managing Disks
  • Types of Disks
  • Bytes, Kilobytes, and Megabytes
  • Types of Disk Drives
  • Formatting Disks
  • Making a Backup Disk
  • Restoring Directories and Files
  • Recovering Files from Defective Disks
  • Partitioning Your Hard Disk
  • Using Fdisk
• Advanced Command Techniques
  • Redirecting Command Input and Output
  • Passing Information Through Filter Commands
  • Using Editing Keys
  • Using Doskey to Work with Commands
• Customizing MS-DOS Shell
  • Changing Screen Colors
  • Switching Between Text and Graphics Mode
  • Organizing Programs
  • Working with Properties
• Working with MS-DOS Editor
  • Getting Started with MS-DOS Editor
  • Using Help
  • Quitting MS-DOS Editor
  • Creating a Text File
  • Editing Text
  • Managing Files
  • Customizing MS-DOS Editor
• Working with Batch Programs
  • Understanding Batch Programs
  • Creating a Small Batch Programs
  • Displaying Messages with a Batch Program
  • Using the Pause Command
  • Including Remarks in a Batch Program
  • Running One Batch Program from Another
  • Using Replaceable Parameters
  • Controliing Program Flow
• Customizing Your System
  • Creating a Startup Procedure
  • Configuring MS-DOS for Your System
  • Configuring Your Ports
  • Adding Disk Drives
  • Modifying Your Screen and Keyboard
• Optimizing Your System
  • Understanding System Resources
  • Making More Memory Available
  • Speeding Up Your System
  • Running Programs in the Upper Memory Area
  • Optimization Summary
• Commands
  • Types of Commands
  • Syntax Conventions
  • Online Help with Commands
  • Alphabetic Listing of Commands
• Device Drivers
  • Alphabetical Listing of Device Drivers
• Customizing for International Use
  • Changing Conventions and Keyboards
  • Code-Page Tables

STAN BARDZO DOBRY