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Copying System Diskettes, Copying with two diskette drives

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The screen displays the MS-DOS version number and copyright information, and then the MS-DOS command prompt: A> This means the operating system is ready for you to enter a command. The command prompt identifies the current operating drive: A, B, or C. It displays on the screen whenever you load MS-DOS, complete an MS-DOS command, or exit an application program. 9 Copying System Diskettes Follow the steps below to make copies of your two system diskettes. It is very important that you use only the copies (usually called "working" copies) for daily use and store the originals in a safe place. The procedure for copying a diskette depends on whether your computer is the dual diskette drive model or the hard disk model, which has only one 3 r -inch diskette drive. Follow the procedure for your model, described below. You will need two blank, 3 + -inch, 720KB, double-sided diskettes. When you finish making the copies, be sure to put the originals away. Copying with two diskette drives 1. If it is not already in the drive, insert your MS-DOS system diskette in drive A (and press any key, if necessary). The A> prompt should be on the screen. 2. Insert a blank 3 t -inch 720KB diskette in drive B, on the left side of the computer. Setting Up Your System 1-19

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The screen displays the MS-DOS version number and
copyright information, and then the MS-DOS command
prompt:
A>
This means the operating system is ready for you to enter a
command. The command prompt identifies the current
operating drive: A, B, or C. It displays on the screen whenever
you load MS-DOS, complete an MS-DOS command, or exit an
application program.
9
Copying System Diskettes
Follow the steps below to make copies of your two
system diskettes. It is very important that you use only the
copies (usually called "working" copies) for daily use and store
the originals in a safe place.
The procedure for copying a diskette depends on whether
your computer is the dual diskette drive model or the hard disk
model, which has only one 3
r
-inch diskette drive. Follow the
procedure for your model, described below. You will need two
blank, 3
+
-inch, 720KB, double-sided diskettes.
When you finish making the copies, be sure to put the
originals away.
Copying with two diskette drives
1.
If it is not already in the drive, insert your MS-DOS system
diskette in drive A (and press any key, if necessary). The
A> prompt should be on the screen.
2.
Insert a blank 3
t
-inch 720KB diskette in drive B, on the
left side of the computer.
Setting Up Your System
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