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Printing Files
If you have a printer attached to your computer, you can print files
with the PRINT command. Of course, you will probably be printing
files with the application programs you use with MS-DOS, but if you
need to print a file from the command prompt, follow the steps
below.
To print a file named STATS.NBA on drive A:
1.
Make sure your printer is on and ready to print.
2. At the command prompt, type the following and press
PRINT A:STATS.NBA
MS-DOS prompts you for the name of the printing device
connected to your computer. (This is usually the name of the
communications port that the printer cable is connected to, such
as LPT1.)
3.
Type the name of the device, such as LPT1, and press
MS-DOS prints the file on your printer.
See your MS-DOS Reference Manual for more information on the
PRINT command.
Using Directories
You can create many files on a diskette, and a hard disk can store
thousands of files. To help you organize this much information,
MS-DOS lets you subdivide a disk into logical units called directories.
Directories allow you to arrange your disk so that files of similar type
or purpose are kept together.
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