Hello. I am a programmer, and I'm curious about this hidden feature of the Mpower (this mostly applies to Ks 6.2, but possibly others). There is a file in the Windows folder called cmd.exe. I read in a book once that, on a PC, that is the command prompt where you can write code in the Windows Batch language (also known as the MS-DOS language), and make the computer do stuff by programming it. Well, when I go to the Utilities menu and hit A (the program used to open Keysoft EXE files), I go to the Windows folder and select cmd. As with the whole EXE interface for Keysoft, it gives you a command line. The more I become a programmer, the more I believe this is where you enter commands. But I try a simple MS-DOS style copy command on some files, and nothing happens. Is this a CMD of a different language? Do I need to use Allcaps? Does CMD mean something completely different in Keysoft than in classic Windows?
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