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Aptiva - Creating CMD files in OS/2
Applicable to: World-Wide
Creating a batch file to edit your CONFIG.SYS file:
At an OS/2 window, type E C.CMD and press Enter. Now add the following lines and save the file as plain text with the name C.CMD:
@C: (or the letter of your OS/2 hard disk)
@CD\
@E CONFIG.SYS
This creates a simple but very fast way to edit the CONFIG.SYS file.
Type C and press Enter.
Creating a batch file to edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
At the OS/2 prompt, type E A.CMD and press Enter. Now add the following lines and save the file as plain text with the name A.CMD:
@C: (or the letter of the OS/2 hard disk)
@CD\
@E AUTOEXEC.BAT
These are simple but effective command files designed to simplify common OS/2 tasks similar to batch (BAT) files under DOS.
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15-04-97 | |
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23-03-99 | |
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23-03-2000 | |
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IBM Aptiva | |
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Aptiva | |
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2144, 2168 | |
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2R5; 2R7; 2R8; M30; M35; M50; 2R6; 4R7; 4R8; M40; M54; M58; P30; 2R0; M60; M70; 3R0; 3R8; 932; LS2; LSB; LP2; LPB; KP2; KPB; LL1; L10; K10; LL3; L30; K30; LL5; L50; K50; L33; K33; L35; K35; U33; U35; XP1; YP1; 27J; 28J; 63J; 64J; 65J; 70J; 71J; W30 | |
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