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you load MS-DOS, it automatically looks for this file. If MS-DOS finds an

AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the root directory, it executes the commands in

that file.

Here are some suggestions for commands you can include in an

AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

l

Modify the PATH command to include the directories containing
software programs you commonly use. This reduces the number of times
you need to change directories or specify pathnames.

l

Add the command to start your most commonly used application

program (such as a word processor or spreadsheet program) so that it is
loaded automatically when you turn on or reset the computer.

l

Change the MS-DOS command prompt so that it displays the current
directory-or your name, or anything you want.

See the command summary in your MS-DOS manual for instructions on
using the PATH command, the PROMPT command, and any other

commands you want to include in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

You can create an AUTOEXEC.BAT file by using any command or

program that lets you create a text-only file. If you have a word processing
program that can save a file as a text-only file (sometimes called an ASCII

text file), you can use that program to create your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

Here’s an example of an AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

PATH C: 

 

 

PROMPT   You've just won a million dollars!

The first line tells MS-DOS to look for programs or batch files by looking

through the root directory, the DOS directory, and then the WP directory.

This way you can run programs in those directories without having to

specify pathnames.

The second line changes the MS-DOS command prompt so that it displays

your current directory and a pleasant message.