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Identify and define the major components of a MS-DOS system, both
hardware and software. (I)
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2.
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Boot (start) an MS-DOS system. (I)
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3.
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Format and copy diskettes on an MS-DOS system. (II)
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4.
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Use the MS-DOS editor, EDLIN, to create, save, and modify files. (III)
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5.
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Use MS-DOS internal commands to display disk directories; copy,
rename, list, and erase files; change the date and time. (IV)
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6.
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Use the keyboard's special keys to perform a variety of tasks. (IV)
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7.
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Use MS-DOS external commands to copy system tracks, check disk status,
control I/O devices, clear the screen, search files, and sort files.
(V)
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8.
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Create and use batch files to perform a series of commands. (VI)
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9.
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Create and use subdirectories to organize related groups of files.
(VII)
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10.
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Backup and restore files on a hard disk. (VIII)
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