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3-5 Helpful Hints This chapter ends with a few hints -they may save you some time or help you as you use your computer. Make copies of your diskettes regularly. To make sure that a command works, you should: - Check your typing (make sure you don't confuse \ with /). - Have the correct diskette in the drive. - Check the contents of the diskette with the DIR com- mand. - Specify the correct diskette drive. - Remember to include the colon (:) when specifying the name of a drive. - Spell the filename correctly - Use the appropriate extension (such as .doc or .exe) Refer to the DOS Reference for additional information if a command still doesn't work. Print contents of a disk (if you have a printer) and keep the list with the diskette. All commands (except DISKCOPY and DISKCOMP) are files that will work on both diskettes and hard disk drives. The date and time shown with each directory entry are the date and time of the last addition or change to that file. The date and time are not changed during a COPY or a DISKCOPY. Chapter 3: Operating Your System 15

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3-5 Helpful Hints
This chapter ends with a few hints
-they may save you some time or
help you as you use your computer.
Make copies of your diskettes regularly.
To make sure that a command works, you should:
-
Check your typing (make sure you don’t confuse \ with /).
-
Have the correct diskette in the drive.
- Check the contents of the diskette with the
DIR
com-
mand.
-
Specify the correct diskette drive.
- Remember to include the colon (:) when specifying the
name of a drive.
- Spell the filename correctly
- Use the appropriate extension (such as .doc or .exe)
Refer to the DOS Reference for additional information if a
command still doesn’t work.
Print contents of a disk (if you have a printer) and keep the
list with the diskette.
All commands (except DISKCOPY and DISKCOMP) are
files that will work on both diskettes and hard disk drives.
The date and time shown with each directory entry are the
date and time of the last addition or change to that file. The
date and time are not changed during a COPY or a DIS-
KCOPY.
Chapter 3: Operating Your System
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