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-The Command Line
-CMD.EXE displays a [c:\] prompt when it is waiting for you to enter a
-command.  (The actual text depends on the current drive and directory as
-well as your PROMPT settings.)  This is called the command line and the
-prompt is asking you to enter a command, an alias or batch file name, or
-the instructions necessary to begin an application program.
-This section explains the features that will help you while you are typing
-in commands, and how keystrokes are interpreted when you enter them at the
-command line.  The keystrokes discussed here are the ones normally used by
-CMD.EXE.  If you prefer using different keystrokes to perform these
-functions, you can assign new ones with key mapping directives in CMD.INI.
-The command line features documented in this section are:
-            Command-Line Editing
-            Command History and Recall
-            Command History Window
-            Command Names and Parameters
-            Filename Completion
-            Automatic Directory Changes
-            Directory History Window
-            Multiple Commands
-            Expanding and Disabling Aliases
-            Command-Line Length Limits
- Additional command-line features are documented under File Selection and
- Other Features.