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| Xenesis Posts: 131/200 |
deltree *.* is the only DOS command you will ever need to know. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 677/1773 |
guess why google was made.
I googled for "DOS Commands" this was the first result; http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm there were countless others full of information that could be accessed from seconds of effort. |
| Jilkon Posts: 154/227 |
Wikipedia might have some list :X. |
| Metal Man88 Posts: 246/701 |
A better program is Professor DOS, written for DOS itself, but I forgot what the actual file name was...
It helped me a lot.  |
| noha420 Posts: 52/78 |
Hey, I know there are hundreds out there, but does anyone know of a website that has a really good, thorough DOS tutorial? I just feel like a retard when I can't enter line commands that I'm sure are real simple, and self-explanatory. There are many, many good programs & tools out there for hacking, etc. and I plan on devoting a lot more time to it, but I must get past this first. Maybe DOS for Dummies would be appropriate! |
