Neil,
My DOS education was primarily obtained from the DOS reference manuals that
came with my first computer (a Leading Edge Model "D" XT clone) and with my
third computer (a Gateway 4DX-33 which is now a 586/133) and from articles
and questions that appeared in PC Magazine. I think that if you went out to
a used computer store and found some old reference manuals, they would give
you a good start in learning DOS.
Things to pay particular attention to are:
Disk Organization
BATch files
PATH statements
Other than that, I would say that if you have specific questions, post them
and we will try to answer them.
HTH
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona USA
Neil T. wrote:
. > Got it!
. > Maybe I typed it wrong the first time, but tried it again when I came
. > home and got Dosstart to start right from boot.
. > Tried it for booting to Arachne and it too worked. This is great.
. > I have looked at a few sites on using dos, but wonder what the group
. > would suggest?
. > Tnx es cheers
. > Neil T.
