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Identify and define the major components of a CP/M system, both
hardware and software. (I)
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Boot (start) a CP/M system. (I)
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Describe the format of CP/M commands and filenames. (II)
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Format and copy diskettes on a CP/M system. (III)
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Use CP/M built-in commands with both specific and ambiguous file
references to display disk directories, erase files, change file
names, display file contents, and assign or change user numbers. (IV)
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Identify common CP/M transient programs and use them to display device
information or file information, change file attributes, copy a file
or group of files, concatenate files, and list a file on the system
printer. (V)
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Use the CP/M editor to create files, save files, and modify files.
(VI)
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Execute a command file. (VII)
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Use a common dialect of BASIC to load and execute programs. (VIII)
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