DOS Help Magazine

Number 02 • December 1998




Features

3. The CD Tray
    • Opening and Closing the CD Tray in your Batch files

4. The Program Segment Prefix
    • What is it and what does it contain

6. How High can you go
    • What is after a gigabyte?

14. Three Ways of Detecting ANSI
    • Detecting the ANSI screen driver in your batch files.
        by Hendry Lee



Departments
2. Letters to the Editor

7. Questions and Answers

8. Batch Files/DOS
    • Come Back Rebooting
    • QBasic code in my Batch Files?

9. Assembler
    • The way to setup your source file

10. Basic
    • Getting the actual command line

11. C
    • Sending a text file to the clipboard

12. Pascal
    • Assembler functions in Pascal

13. Undocumented...
    • Get/Set the 'Title' of your program


Entertainment
5. On the NET
    • Not much this go around.

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




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