I have a comment about Better 
Floppy Formats:



Note: this article refers to a "DOS Prompt", not the same as you get by re-starting 
in DOS. To access a DOS Prompt, click on: Start > Programs > Accessories > System 
Tools > MS-DOS Prompt.
(I think this is where it is in the default Windows configuration; I have customized 
my Start Menu so much that I cannot remember. If this is incorrect, someone please 
correct me, won't you?)

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Or just choose "Run..." and type "cmd" (without the quotes, of course)


On Monday, April 22, 2002 at 8:12 am, Eddy E wrote:

>I have a comment about Better 
>Floppy Formats:

>
>
>Note: this article refers to a "DOS Prompt", not the same as you get by re-starting 
>in DOS. To access a DOS Prompt, click on: Start > Programs > Accessories > System 
>Tools > MS-DOS Prompt.
>(I think this is where it is in the default Windows configuration; I have customized 
>my Start Menu so much that I cannot remember. If this is incorrect, someone please 
>correct me, won't you?)

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cmd.exe is the nt command line. in dos-based versions of windows, it's command.com, so start -> run, command.

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