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- CHDIR
-
- CHDIR is an internal command that changes the current (default) directory or
- displays the current directory. Any file you specify as an option on any DOS
- command without a specific path must exist in the current directory (or in a
- directory that the APPEND command is aware of) to be accessed. The current
- directory is the default directory where DOS will search for files.
-
- CHDIR [[d:]pathname]
- or
- CD [[d:]pathname]
- or
- CD
-
- For every disk drive on your system, you may have a current directory. DOS
- remembers the current directory, and if you don't specify a directory path,
- any reference to a drive will access the current directory on that drive.
-
- Just entering CD by itself will display the current directory. Directories
- may be nested many levels deep. See the DIR EXAMPLES SUBDIRECTORIES topic
- for more information about directories and subdirectories.