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The document provides instructions for basic DOS commands: 1) It shows how to access the DOS prompt, use directory commands to view and navigate folders, and create new directories. 2) Commands are given to create files, set attributes like read-only, and view file attributes. 3) The steps create an IT folder structure and sample file to demonstrate these fundamental DOS file management tasks.

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#1 Video 1 #2 Video 2 #3 Video 3: Video Title: Basic DOS Commands TI: 4.2.3 Step Description

The document provides instructions for basic DOS commands: 1) It shows how to access the DOS prompt, use directory commands to view and navigate folders, and create new directories. 2) Commands are given to create files, set attributes like read-only, and view file attributes. 3) The steps create an IT folder structure and sample file to demonstrate these fundamental DOS file management tasks.

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Access the DOS prompt. Clicking on Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt will accomplish this task. Next, show a list of the directories that are located on the drive. At the prompt, type dir and then press the Enter key. Now create the IT directory by using the md [directory name] or mkdir [directory name] command. At the command prompt, type md IT and then press the Enter key. Display the newly created IT directory by using the dir command. Type dir and then press the Enter key. Change from the C directory to the IT directory by using the cd [directory name]. Type cd IT at the command prompt. Press the Enter key. The command prompt should be C:\IT> now. Create another directory within the IT directory called pcs. Type md pcs and press the Enter key. Navigate to the newly created pcs directory by using change directory command. Type cd pcs and press the Enter key. The new prompt should look like this C:\IT\pcs>. Use the copy con [filename] command to create a file in DOS. After this command is typed there will be a blank line on the command prompt. Next, type This is an inventory test document. After the text is entered, hold down the Control key (Ctrl) and press the Z key then press the Enter key. This key combination will end the message and DOS will display 1 file(s) copied. Use the dir command to display the contents of the pcs directory. At the prompt (C:\IT\pcs>), type dir and press the Enter key. Use the attrib [filename] command to display the attribute(s) for the sample.txt file. Type attrib sample.txt and press the Enter key. The attributes should look like the following A C:\IT\pcs\sample.txt. Change the attributes of the sample.txt file. At the prompt, type attrib +R sample.txt and press Enter. Then check to see if the changes took effect. Type attrib sample.txt and press the Enter key. The attributes should look like the following A R C:\IT\pcs\sample.txt.

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