Problem with MS-Dos

[Uri]

I'm having problems with the dos-prompt. If I try running the program in the
(alternate) 16-bit dos emulator ----via Command.com ---Start | Run | type
Command.com <enter>, what do I have to do, when I'm done with the dos program
to reset the computer?

If I create shortcuts to the dos-app executable & then run it by clicking on
that shortcut, how is that done and do I have to reset anything after I'm
done?

Thanks for any help you can give.

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Uri

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"Uri" wrote:

> I'm having problems with the dos-prompt. If I try running the program in the
> (alternate) 16-bit dos emulator ----via Command.com ---Start | Run | type
> Command.com <enter>, what do I have to do, when I'm done with the dos program
> to reset the computer?
>
> If I create shortcuts to the dos-app executable & then run it by clicking on
> that shortcut, how is that done and do I have to reset anything after I'm
> done?
>
> Thanks for any help you can give.
>
> --
> Uri

[Star Fleet Admiral Q]

In all reality though, you should run "cmd.exe" instead of "command.com" -
cmd.exe is a 32-bit command line interface that emulates 16-bit for 16-bit
programs, command.com on the other hand, is a 16-bit program, running a
16-bit interface, that loses much 32-bit error/interface functionality.

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"Uri" > wrote in message
...
> I'm having problems with the dos-prompt. If I try running the program in
> the
> (alternate) 16-bit dos emulator ----via Command.com ---Start | Run | type
> Command.com <enter>, what do I have to do, when I'm done with the dos
> program
> to reset the computer?
>
> If I create shortcuts to the dos-app executable & then run it by clicking
> on
> that shortcut, how is that done and do I have to reset anything after I'm
> done?
>
> Thanks for any help you can give.
>
> --
> Uri