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Crossbrand - What is a DOS prompt?
Applicable to: United States
The DOS prompt (also called the command prompt) is where you can enter specific commands to execute programs. The DOS prompt can be recognized as a symbol that usually consists of the current drive letter, current directory and a greater than sign.
An example of the DOS prompt is: C:\> or C:\WINDOWS>
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23-04-96 | |
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IBM Aptiva | |
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Aptiva, PS/1, PS/Note | |
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