Peter Norton's Complete Guide to DOS 6.22
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| Rating | : | 4.45 (836 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 067230614X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Exellent from the Master." according to Raven of Reviews.. If you like seeing what makes things tick, Norton is the Author for you.If you have interest in programming but don't want to jump in with both feet, Try this first. Get this book, open Notepad (as editor), make some batch command files then decide.GREAT BOOK !! FOR ALL INTERESTED IN HIGH SPEED EXECUTION, & MORE.I FEEL THIS IS INVALUABLE TO PRO AND NOVICE ALIKE, ALSO A GREAT REFERENCE FOR FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVING. (a CLASSIC). Michael McKelvey said Worth buying just for the chapters on script writing. I cannot recommend this book enough to anyone who wants to learn the basics of computer management and script writing. Even if you never use any of the information about the various DOS commands and functions (although many of them apply to Windows "Worth buying just for the chapters on script writing" according to Michael McKelvey. I cannot recommend this book enough to anyone who wants to learn the basics of computer management and script writing. Even if you never use any of the information about the various DOS commands and functions (although many of them apply to Windows 2000) the book is worth the purchase price for the chapters on writing batch files. Don't be fooled by the chapter titles -- while ostensibly teaching you how to write batch files this book is really providing the best overview of computer scripting I have ever found.I have owned this book for around 5 years an. 000) the book is worth the purchase price for the chapters on writing batch files. Don't be fooled by the chapter titles -- while ostensibly teaching you how to write batch files this book is really providing the best overview of computer scripting I have ever found.I have owned this book for around 5 years an. Excellent Coverage Of Batch Files A Customer I was looking for a book that provided in depth information about batch files and I found exactly what I was looking for. Peter Norton does an excellent job of explaining DOS in a simple to follow format. This is a must read for anyone involved in supporting end users, specially those who have used Windows exclusively and have very limited knowledge of DOS. Many of the concepts explained in this book are used today in different versions of Windows. It will help fill in the gaps when it comes to understanding and utilizing the command line, which is a must
This classic bestseller uses a clear, friendly style to introduce beginners to the DOS shell and DOS commands. For more advanced users, Norton Notes and other tips are included to bring them to a new level of expertise.