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its in tech tips and tricks not W. XP so some work on some OSs and some don't
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Thanks ferrija1 that will be helpful
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is that weird or what ^^^^^
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bumpo, jumbo, gumbo, rumbo, dumbo...

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feeling weird today...
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I'll bump this so people can still look at it...
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At least in WinME:

After a format and with the installation CD in the correct drive - say K:
at the prompt K:\> (type) setup

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More commands
How about...

LOGOFF
LOGOUT

and I havent figured out what "USER" does yet but im working on it.....

just a few others we use in my IS department for writing scripts....
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How about...

LOGOFF
LOGOUT

and I havent figured out what "USER" does yet but im working on it.....

just a few others we use in my IS department for writing scripts....

Doesn't user return the name you are logged in under?
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I cant get "USER" to do anything.... DOS recognizes it as a command but doesn't return anything when you type it in...
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I can't get it to do anything in XP Pro DOS either, but most of the other commands I tried didn't work either.
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nice find......
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