Is used as a general search method for the ms dos days.
at the command prompt: c:\ dir *.txt; means search and display all files ending with a '.txt' and display them on the screen.
A Wild card in MS-DOS is a character that can be used to filter the data that you are searching. Wild cards that MS-DOS uses are * and ? This can be understood by the following example: If you want to search all the files starting with the letter - a enter the following command in he command line dir a*.* Of if you want to search all the text files that will start with 'amin', you can use: dir amin*.txt Now, if you want all the files that begin with any letter and ends with 'amin.txt' you can use: dir ?amin.txt which will show you: aamin.txt bamin.txt camin.txt This can be understood completely if you try it out yourself Thank you
No. You can go to a DOS like prompt and use DOS like commands, however, current versions of Windows are no longer based on DOS.
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Yes, both versions of Windows use DOS..
You can execute it directly..
No. You need broadband. You need to use an Ethernet Cord.
MS-DOS ended with Windows NT. It used file command.com to interpret all DOS commands. Win 2000, XP, Vista use a DOS Shell which emulates DOS but is not really DOS.
You use the cord that came with your iPod and connect the cord to your iPod and computer
power cord
I tangled up the cord/I un-tangled the cord
Use any dos emulator like DOSBox