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Originally Posted by kellychaos

It could be construed either way, I guess. Say, for instance, your were to type "A". That would bring you to a place in the A drive where you can then access the root directory in A. To get back to the C drive, however, you would then have to type "C". That's the way I took his meaning. Of course, when you access the DOS, it does start at the "C" prompt, so it could be construed that way as well.

Originally Posted by Perndog

You generally type "A:" or "C:" not "A" or "C".

Of course, a DOS prompt by default ends in > ("C>") so...

WHAT GIVES?

Again, I think you're both wrong.

Originally Posted by MS-DOS