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Tip: View your "AUTOEXEC.BAT" file located in your root directory.
See what Paths (directories) are set with the "PATH" command.
Each Path is seperated with a semi-colon. Put "DOUBLE.EXE" in one of those
directories. Now you can use "DOUBLE" anywhere (any directory or drive).
Note: The same thing goes for any other program you would like
to use anywhere.
If you don't want to use one of those Paths, simply add another
(Use a text editor) by adding a semi-colon followed by the Path you want.
Note: The New path added to your "AUTOEXEC.BAT" file won't take effect
untill you restart your computer.
Window95 users:
This operating system wants more control over your computer. I have
a computer with Windows95. I made a "S.BAT" batch file and put it in the
Windows directory. On this computer, when I enter Dos mode, I type "S"
(without quotes) and press Enter. This Sets Paths so I can use
utilities and batch files anywhere.
You can use any ascii text editor or Dos's COPY CON command to create
the following one line batch file ("S.BAT"):
SET PATH = C:\UTYS;C:\BATCH
NOTE: Use whatever directory you prefer in place of "UTYS" and "BATCH".