            Here is an example of another AUTOEXEC.BAT:

                 DATE
                 TIME
                 MODE LPT1:=COM1
                 DIR/W
                 PROMPT $p$p

        The first line of >AUTOEXEC reports on date and time set.
        The second line redirects P.C. output that would normally
        go to printer LPT1 to COM1, the serial printer. The third
        command directs DOS to display a directory of the default
        (the current drive), in the wide format.  The fourth line
        tells DOS to display the name of the current directory &
        NOT the normal prompt (See PROMPT.LRN file on this disk).
        For example, if the current directory was "BASIC" on DRV.
        B, DOS would prompt you with BASIC> instead of B>!

        IT'S TIME TO GET A LITTLE MORE COMPLICATED. YOU CAN BEST
        LEARN BY EXAMPLE, SO ...

        THE NEXT SCREENS WILL TAKE YOU "BY-THE-HAND" THROUGH THE
        TIMEMASTER MENU AUTOEXEC FILE...
