Chapter 13. Controlling Devices
In this chapter
Device Commands
Devices—hard disks, printers, video displays, keyboards, and modems, for example—can supply input to the computer, receive output from the computer, or both. This chapter discusses the commands that control the devices connected to your computer. You use these commands to redirect input and output, select alternative keyboards, and print graphics and text files.
DOS supplies many different commands to help you interact with devices. With three commands referred to as filters, DOS is responsible for channeling information ...
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