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Summary: Started my professional computer career with this book.
Review: Best, easiest to understand and fun to read. This book more than any other laid the foundation for my understanding of computer science.Thank you Mr. Van Wolverton! P.S. Just buy it -- you will be glad you did.
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Summary: Fundamental but a little OLD!
Review: I was looking for a fundamental DOS book covering basic and network commands, scripts, and a reference. What I got was a book written before Windows 95 with no updated network Commands and a reference not formatted like a dictionary but more like a written chapter. It is a great first book for DOS but I wish I noticed the publish date.
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Summary: Excellent Beginner Book
Review: This book is full of hands-on exercises, accurate examples, and a very good starting point for those of us who still have to deal with MS-DOS. Even though many claim that DOS is gone, it is alive an kicking within Windows NT, Windows 95, and Windows 98, and only true experts of DOS receive a full appreciation of a command line and automated tasks that DOS environment offers over GUI.
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Summary: THE Reference Book for DOS
Review: This book is simply the best reference source for MS-DOS. Easy to read and providing in-depth coverage of all DOS commands, this book covers version 6.22 as well as letting you know when a command first appeared and in what version of DOS. If you wanted only one book on DOS, this is the one!
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Summary: THE Reference Book for DOS
Review: This book is simply the best reference source for MS-DOS. Easy to read and providing in-depth coverage of all DOS commands, this book covers version 6.22 as well as letting you know when a command first appeared and in what version of DOS. If you wanted only one book on DOS, this is the one!
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