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Command prompt
The symbol or message that tells you MS-DOS is loaded and
ready to receive instructions. The default command prompt
displays the current drive and directory. If you are logged onto
drive A, the command prompt looks like this:
A>.
Configuration
The particular setup of a group of components. For example, a
typical system configuration consists of a computer with one
diskette drive and one hard disk drive and a monitor, connected
to a printer.
Control code
A command (generated when you hold down
Ctrl
and press
another key on the keyboard) that instructs the computer to
perform a specific function.
Conventional memory
The memory on the main system board (up to 640KB) used by
MS-DOS and application programs.
Coprocessor
An optional device that enables the computer to process certain
mathematical calculations faster.
Copy-protected program
A type of program that cannot be copied. Some copy-protected
programs require you to leave the program diskette in the
diskette drive while you are using it. Some also require the
computer to be running at 8 MHz instead of 12 MHz. See also
Auto speed.
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