A WORD OF ADVICE ON DOS SX/DX
In this chapter we have barely skimmed the surface of DOS and the many commands available. The
commands introduced here will soon become second nature to you as you use them every day. Many of
the DOS commands not covered here offer other important functions that you will come to need as you
become more acquainted with your PC, and as your requirements increase.
DOS is not a very user-friendly operating system and the average user will never use many of the
commands provided. Indeed, many of these commands will be fairly unintelligible to people unfamiliar
with programming or computer science. The more you know about DOS, the more you will get out of
your computer. We suggest you gradually learn the various DOS commands (by referring to your DOS
manual) as you come across them, rather than attempting to learn everything about DOS in a short period
of time.
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