| 18-05-2005 08:45 PM | ||
| kOS |
i use norton commander 
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| 18-05-2005 08:36 PM | ||
| dr_st |
I always have SET DIRCMD= /P/OGEN In my Autoexec. That way, DIR is displayed by default with page breaks and files organized in order of extensions then filenames. |
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| 18-05-2005 01:00 PM | ||
| samtam90 |
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| 18-05-2005 12:47 PM | ||
| robotangel | Yes, I tried that yesterday. /w is good, but if you have many files you should use both ("dir /w /p") | |
| 17-05-2005 03:29 PM | ||
| Data |
you can combine them as well dir/w/p |
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| 17-05-2005 03:04 PM | ||
| samtam90 |
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P.S. Virgil, i don't know how but you answered right to "name that game". |
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| 17-05-2005 03:03 PM | ||
| Virgil |
Dir/w displays the listing in wide format , with as many as five filenames or directory names on each line Dir/p displays one screen of the listing at a time .To see the next screen press any key |
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| 17-05-2005 02:00 PM | ||
| robotangel | If there are a lot of files it's better to try "dir /p". But I don't know what "dir /w" does. I'll try it... | |
| 14-05-2005 04:30 PM | ||
| BeefontheBone | You've already mounted that directory as the drive. Type "DIR /w" to see what's there, then change to one of the game's directories. | |
| 14-05-2005 02:18 PM | ||
| robotangel |
@Virgil Yes, yes, maybe... I don't really know... Ymou might be right 
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