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Friday, 02 May 2008
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The DIRECTORY command lists the names and sizes of all files located on a particular disk. Example: - C> dir a:
- Shows directory of drive A
- C> dir b:
- Shows directory of drive B
- C> dir \agis
- Shows files in a subdirectory on drive C (default)
- C> dir
- Shows directory of drive C
- C> dir /w
- Shows directory in wide format, as opposed to a vertical listing.
All the files are listed at the screen, you can stop the display by typing CTRL-BREAK. If you ask for a directory on the A or B drives, be sure there is a diskette in the drive and that the diskette has been formatted. If the drive is empty, or if the diskette is unformatted, the DOS will respond with an error message.
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