what do you use for spaces in DOS? like if it says cd&#92;program files, what do you use for the space between?
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Or just type c:&#92;>cd program*\n\nAnd it will land you in the right directory.
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This is due to old DOS legacy\n\n"con" is short for console. \n\nIn the DOS days, you could do\nCMD>copy con a.txt, type into the console, on Ctrl-Z, the file contents that you typed got saved as a.txt.\n\nThere are other reserved names like lpt1 etc. You cannot have files or folders called any of these reserved names.
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DOS doesn't have a native command for that. Use a software designed for burning CDs.
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Hi there,\n\nTry looking for "Klein space" (without the 's). You get for instance this page : http://www.mccallie.org/myates/The%20Shape%20of%20Space/Student%20Projects/group10.htm
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+ and - formats are for DVD's\n\nfor CD's there is only  R and RW\n\nR meaning Write once\nAnd RW meaning Re-Writable\n\nenjoy !
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try this stuff... pls understand the logic...\n\n#include<stdio.h>\n\nint main()\n{\nint no,rem;\nscanf("%d",&no);\nwhile (no)\n{\nrem = no % 10;\nprintf("%d",rem);\nno = no / 10;\n}\n}
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There are two types of commands in computer - which are used in DOS.\n\nThey are\n* Internal Commands\n* External Commands\n\nInternal Commands are present in the computer itself. They are stored in command.com and whenever you open the dos prompt, you can use these commands. Examples of Internal commands are DIR, MD, CD, etc.\n\nExternal Commands are commands which can be used in DOS but are not present in command.com since their size are larger and they are not frequently used. Whenever they are required, they could be loaded from an outside source like floppy and can be used. Examples are SORT, FDISK, etc.\n\n**********\nVasu M\n**********
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sql> alter tablespace tbs1 add datafile '/../../datafile4.dbf' size 400m autoextend on next 10m maxsize 600m; \n\nhope it helps
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If you are using Windows. Go to commant prompt,\nwrite 'format /?' there. You will find how to format
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If you have to ask, you probably shouldn't be attempting this.  The command is FORMAT d: where d: is the drive you wish to format.  You can also run DISKFIX ... please, there is no recovery from this at all.\n\nIf you're getting rid of an old computer ... that's a different story.  We should probably have this conversation off-line ... my contact info is in my profile ... IM me and we'll figure out the best way to accomplish what you want to do.
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I need more info to answer this question for you.\n\nAre you referring to hard disk space?
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Did you create a primary dos partition? boot from the cd with cd support. when you get to the A:/ type in  fdisk  hit enter. follow the prompts with yes answers until you get to the menu screen. there will be a choice for creating the primary dos partition. Use 100% of hard drive space. when it is done, reboot back to the cd. you should now be able to format and start installing win98......good luck
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What's with the ... ? Is that a space for a number, are you supposed to guess whether to use the + or the x ? I don't get it, I think I'm gonna cry :~(
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i've a faint remembering of a DOS program i used long ago to split files for copying on floppy disks. It's name was split.exe\n\ni got it, it's available here (chapter Another Solution: Split.exe) but you can only split files on floppies and back.\nhttp://www.byte.com/documents/s=122/byt19990816s0007/index.htm
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If you've recently deleted a large number of files, they may still be in your recycle bin.  Empty that, and see if the space comes back.\n\nAlso, I found that if you delete files from the command prompt (using del or rd), the space doesn't come back until you reboot, but there's nothing in the recycle bin to empty.
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It shouldn't make a difference, like they should be the same folder) unless there is a space or some weird character in there.
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What about the recording software? Does it show you how much space is left on the CD? \n\nMaybe there have been files recorded to the CD and later got deleted. \nIf you delete files from a CD then the space those files occupied stays lost.  \nYou would need to have a CD-RW and would have to format the CD-RW to create new recording space on there to put new stuff on the CD-RW.