
The PATH command instructs DOS to search the specified directories for commands
or batch files not found in the current directory.

PATH [[d:]path[[;[d:]path]...]]

*  Directory paths must be specified starting at the root directory.
*  Entering PATH with no parameters displays the current search path(s).
*  Entering  "PATH ;" cancels all the previously defined search paths.
*  A path containing invalid characters or an invalid drive specifier will not
   be detected until DOS uses the path in a search, at which time an error
   message will be generated.
