DOS1PAGE
by Perfesser Jack Ascii

A: changes the drive to A
DIR  puts the directory on screen.
TYPE filename.ext  types the contents of the file to the screen.
Control S or pause will pause. Control C or control break will halt.
DEL filename.ext  deletes the file.
REN filename.ext  newname.iam  renames the file.
COPY filename.ext newfile.x10 copies the contents of "filename.ext" to
"newfile.x10".  Warning!  If newfile.x10 already exists, it will be destroyed!

Filenames may use wildcards. The "*" (splat) replaces the rest of the filename
or extension.  The "?" replaces only one character.  If the desired drive is
not the default drive, it may be specified, such as B:filename.ext
It is not necessary to use UPPER CASE when addressing the computer.

These are external DOS commands. They must be present on your disk to work.
FORMAT A:  formats the disk in A drive, destroying all contents.
DISKCOPY A: B:  copies the entire contents of A: to B:

Directories are too much bother to use them on a floppy.
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