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- EXIT
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- The EXIT internal command causes DOS to terminate the current BATCH file and
- return to the program or BATCH file which was previously executing (but only
- if one exists). The previous program could be COMMAND.COM itself (causing a
- nested BATCH file to terminate) or an application such as LOTUS, which can
- transfer control to COMMAND.COM and regain control when EXIT is executed.
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- EXIT
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- SAMPLE command | Comments about its use
-
- EXIT Suppose that while LOTUS was in use, the System
- command was used to exit from LOTUS to do some DOS
- commands. When System is entered, DOS will regain
- control and you can execute any DOS commands. To exit
- back to LOTUS and continue where it left off, EXIT is
- entered at the DOS prompt. Any DOS environment space
- changes made will be lost when DOS returns to the
- previous program.