DOS Help Magazine

Number 01 • November 1998




Features

3. Shape Up Your DOS Command Environment
    • Is your Prompt worth prompting for?

4. A Few Batch Files to Speed Up Your Development
    • Must batch files for compiler/linker speed up.

6. How's Your Environment?
    • Does your Path point in the right direction?

14. Mixed-Language Programming
    • Calling assembler from a high level language




Departments
2. Letters to the Editor
    • Welcome!

7. Questions and Answers
    • Introduction to...

8. Batch Files/DOS
    • DOS colors

9. Assembler
    • Ah, the power of assembler

10. Basic
    • The ease of Basic

11. C
    • Wow, the complexity of C

12. Pascal
    • Who was he?

13. Undocumented...
    • How's that again?


Entertainment
5. On the NET
    • Introduction to...
    • Freeware utilities you gotta have

bc. Press ENTER to Exit
    • The lighter side of ...




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