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Use the Presentation Manager to invoke programs using applications
which include DOS mode, non-windowable, video input/output, and fully
Presentation Manager-ready application. (I)
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Describe OS/2 components, including directories and files. (II)
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Use the Start Programs Window to control program operation. (III)
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Use the Task Manager Window to schedule multitask operations. (IV)
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Evaluate criteria to run programs in DOS mode. (V)
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Use OS/2 and DOS commands. (VI)
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Use the OS/2 Help facility with proficiency. (VII)
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Install programs to run in the OS/2 environment. (VIII)
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Install DOS programs to run in the DOS mode. (IX)
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Create OS/2 and DOS batch files, using the system editor. (X, XI)
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Employ command operators and filters to redirect progrm output. (XII)
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Utilize simple applications, including looping batch files and task
management techniques. (XIII)
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Use operating system commands to print data files. (XIV)
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Explain the function of the CONFIG.SYS configuration file. (XV)
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Describe the functional operation of OS/2 and DOS initialization
modules. (XVI)
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Evaluate system configuration criteria, using information from a
reference diskette. (XVII)
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Explain characteristics of the High Performance File System. (XVIII)
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Install OS/2 on a hard disk. (XIX)
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