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MS DOS - traducción al Inglés
TEXT EDITOR IN MS-DOS AND WINDOWS 9X
Edit.com; Edit (MS-DOS); EDIT.COM; Msedit; MS Edit; EDIT (MS-DOS); DOS editor
MS DOS
![Command Prompt in [[Windows 10]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Command Prompt on Windows 10 RTM.png?width=200 "Command Prompt in [[Windows 10]]")
![MS-DOS 2.11 boot disk for the [[Leading Edge Model D]] in its sleeve](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Leading Edge Model D Boot Disk for MS-DOS 2.11.png?width=200 "MS-DOS 2.11 boot disk for the [[Leading Edge Model D]] in its sleeve")
.jpg?width=200 "German MS-DOS 6.2 Update")
![MS-DOS Prompt in [[Windows 95]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Microsoft Windows 95 Version 4.00.1111 command.com MS-DOS Prompt 492x259.png?width=200 "MS-DOS Prompt in [[Windows 95]]")
![MS-DOS 3.3C for the [[PC-9800 series]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/NEC MS-DOS 3.3C.jpg?width=200 "MS-DOS 3.3C for the [[PC-9800 series]]")
![US Navy]] food service management system.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/US Navy 110129-N-7676W-152 Culinary Specialist 3rd Class John Smith uses the existing DOS-based food service management system aboard the aircraft.jpg?width=200 "US Navy]] food service management system.")
MICROSOFT OPERATING SYSTEM
MSDOS; Microsoft DOS; MS DOS; Microsoft Disk Operating System; Ms-dos; Microsoft MS-DOS; MsDOS; MSdos; MSN-DOS Prompt; MS/DOS; MS-DOS 6; MS-DOS 6.22; MS-DOS 7.10; SB-DOS; NCR-DOS; COMPAQ-DOS; Software Bus 86; Ms-Dos; Hebrew MS-DOS; Arabic MS-DOS; ADOS (MS-DOS); HDOS (MS-DOS); MS-DOS 3.2; MS-DOS 5.0; MS-DOS 4.01; MS-DOS 3.20; MS-DOS 5.00; MS-DOS 6.0; MS-DOS 6.00; MS-DOS 6.2; MS-DOS 6.20; MS-DOS 6.21; MS-DOS 7.00; MS-DOS 8.00; MS-DOS 3.0; MS-DOS 3.1; MS-DOS 3.3; MS-DOS 3.31; MS-DOS 3.30; MS-DOS 3.00; MS-DOS 3.10; MS-DOS 3.21; MS-DOS 3.25; MS-DOS 2; MS-DOS 2.00; MS-DOS 2.01; MS-DOS 2.10; MS-DOS 2.11; MS-DOS 2.50; MS-DOS 1.50; MS-DOS 1.51; MS-DOS 1.52; MS-DOS 1.53; MS-DOS 1.54; MS-DOS 1.25; MS-DOS 1.26; MS-DOS 1.27; MS-DOS 1.28; MS-DOS 1.29; MS-DOS 1.30; MS-DOS 1.40; MS-DOS 1.41; MS-DOS 1.20; MS-DOS 1.21; MS-DOS 1.22; MS-DOS 1.23; MS-DOS 1.24; MS-DOS 1.11; MS-DOS 1.12; MS-DOS 1.13; MS-DOS 1.14; ADOS (Microsoft); HDOS (Microsoft); MS-DOS 3.22; Access DOS; MS-DOS 3.4; MS-DOS 3.40; MS-DOS 2.13; TeleVideo PC DOS 2.11; TeleVideo Personal Computer DOS 2.11; TeleVideo PC DOS; TeleVideo Personal Computer DOS; Altos MS-DOS; Altos MS-DOS 2.11; MS-DOS 5.01; HDOS 5.0; Hebrew MS-DOS 5.0; Microsoft Hebrew MS-DOS; Microsoft Hebrew MS-DOS 5.0; Microsoft HDOS; Microsoft HDOS 5.0; Microsoft ADOS 5.0; Microsoft ADOS; Microsoft Arabic MS-DOS 5.0; Microsoft Arabic MS-DOS; Arabic MS-DOS 5.0; ADOS 5.0; ADOS 5.00; HDOS 5.00; ADOS 3.3; Microsoft ADOS 3.3; Microsoft Arabic MS-DOS 3.3; Arabic MS-DOS 3.3; Microsoft HDOS 3.3; Microsoft Hebrew MS-DOS 3.3; Hebrew MS-DOS 3.3; HDOS 3.3; MS-DOS 3.21R; MS-DOS 3.3R; MS-DOS 2.25; MS-DOS 2.12; MS-DOS 2.11R; MS-DOS 3.30R; Tandy MS-DOS 2.11R; MS-DOS 3.22R; Hewlett-Packard MS-DOS 3.22R; HP MS-DOS 3.22R; MS-DOS 3.3A; MS-DOS 3.30A; Microsoft MS-DOS 3.3A; Microsoft MS-DOS 3.30A; MS-DOS 3.3a; MS-DOS 3.30a; Microsoft MS-DOS 3.3a; Microsoft MS-DOS 3.30a; Texas Instruments MS-DOS 2.12; TI MS-DOS 2.12; Compaq MS-DOS 3.31; TI MS-DOS 3.3R; Texas Instruments MS-DOS 3.3R; TI MS-DOS 3.30R; Texas Instruments MS-DOS 3.30R; MS-DOS 2.0; MS-DOS 2.5; AST Premium Exec DOS 5.0; AST Premium Exec DOS; AST Premium Exec MS-DOS; AST MS-DOS 5.0; AST Premium Exec MS-DOS 5.0; MS-DOS 4.0 (IBM-developed); MS-ROMDOS; MS-DOS 4.00 (IBM-developed); MS-DOS 6.x; MS-DOS platforms; MS-DOS Mobile; MS DOS Mobile; TeleVideo Personal Computer DOS 2.0; TeleVideo PC DOS 2.0; MS-DOS 5.00A; MS-DOS 2.2; MS-DOS 2.20; MS-DOS 2.05; Disk Control Program; DCP (operating system); DCP 3.20; DCP 3.30; DCP 3.2; DCP 3.3; MS-DOS 1.2; MS-DOS 1.1; PC MS-DOS; MS-DOS 5; MS-DOS 3; MS-DOS 1; MS-DOS 3.30+; DCP1700; DCP1700 3.20; DCP1700 3.30; DCP 1700; DCP 1700 3.20; DCP 1700 3.30; DCP3.3; WDOS (operating system); MS-Dos
MS DOS, sistema di avviamento del PC della società Microsoft
DOS prompt
DEFAULT COMMAND-LINE INTERPRETER FOR DOS, WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98 AND WINDOWS ME
Dos prompt; DOS prompt; Command.exe; COMMAND (command); COMMAND.W40; COMMAND.DOS; MS-DOS Prompt; COMMAND (DOS command); COMMAND (shell); IF ERRORLEVEL (DOS command); IF ERRORLEVEL (Windows command); Command.com; COMMAND; CMDXSWP.COM; Windows Command Interpreter
Guida DOS (pannello centrale di comandi DOS)
dos shell
FILE MANAGER IN MS-DOS AND PC DOS OPERATING SYSTEMS
DOSSHELL; DOS shell; DOSShell; MS-DOS Shell; PC DOS Shell; Dos shell; MS DOS Shell; Dosshell; PC-DOS Shell; DOSSHELL.EXE; DOSSHELL.COM
programma di copertura Dos
Wikipedia
MS-DOS Editor
MS-DOS Editor, commonly just called edit or edit.com, is a TUI text editor that comes with MS-DOS 5.0 and later, as well as all "x86" SKUs of Windows, until Windows 11. It supersedes edlin, the standard editor in earlier versions of MS-DOS. In MS-DOS, it was a stub for QBasic running in editor mode. Starting with Windows 95, MS-DOS Editor became a standalone program because QBasic didn't ship with Windows.
The Editor may be used as a substitute for Windows Notepad on Windows 9x, although both are limited to small files only. MS-DOS versions are limited to approximately 300 kB, depending on how much conventional memory is free. The Editor can edit files that are up to 65,279 lines and up to approximately 5 MB in size.
Ejemplos de uso de MS DOS
1. The Microsoft–haters of this world (usually Apple owners) say they dislike MS because Bill Gates ‘stole‘ MS–DOS from a small firm and used it to create his Windows empire.
2. The claims first emerged in the late 1'80‘s when Microsoft and I.B.M. agreed to develop the OS/2 operating system, which was intended as a replacement for MS–DOS, the original operating system for the I.B.M.
3. "MS–DOS moved computer access from a community measured in thousands to one measured in millions," said Benn Konsynski, professor of business administration at Emory University‘s Goizueta Business School.