Epson equity ie q50188015-1 Manuel D’Utilisation

The computer then boots (starts up) the MS-DOS operating system. The

screen displays a date prompt similar to this:

Current date is Sat 06-04-88

Enter new date (mm-dd-yy)

Type the current date in the format displayed and press 

Enter. 

For example,

to set the date for July 12, 1988, you would type 07-12-88. This sets the
real-time clock inside your computer.

From now on, whenever the date prompt appears, you can simply press

Enter 

to accept the date shown. You will only need to reset the clock for a

leap year.

The screen displays the time prompt next:

Current time is 16:21:15

Enter new time

Type the current time in the format displayed (you don’t need to type

seconds) and press 

Enter. 

MS-DOS uses the 24.hour format, so to set the

clock for 7:05 p.m., for example, you would type 

19 : 05.

From now on, whenever the time prompt appears, you can simply press

Enter 

to accept the time shown. You will only need to reset the clock for

daylight savings time.

The screen next displays the MS-DOS version number and copyright

information, and then the MS-DOS command prompt appears:

A >

This means the operating system is ready for you to enter a command. The

command prompt identifies the current operating drive: A, B, or C. The
prompt appears on the screen whenever you load MS-DOS, complete an
MS-DOS command, or exit an application program.