
The PROMPT command lets you specify what the DOS prompt should look like.

PROMPT [prompt-text]

All the prompt-text specified is used by DOS as the new prompt.  If no
parameter is specified the normal DOS prompt is assumed.  Special system
known values may be specified for the prompt by embedding a "$c" in the text.

The value of "c" may be one of the following:
$  - "$" character
g  - ">" character
l  - "<" character
b  - "|" character
q  - "=" character
h  - Backspace and erasure of the previous character
e  - Escape character
_  - Cursor is moved to the start of the next line (for multi-line prompts)
t  - Current time
d  - Current date
n  - Default drive letter
p  - Current directory of the default drive
v  - DOS version number
