Short for
Microsoft Disk Operating
System, MS-DOS is a non graphical
command
line Operating System created for
IBM compatible computers. Unlike
Microsoft Windows, which most users are familiar with today, MS-DOS
requires the user to type commands instead of using a
mouse.
The image to the right is an example of what an MS-DOS window
more appropriately referred to as the Windows command line looks like under Microsoft
Windows.
- See our MS-DOS
page for complete information and help with MS-DOS.
- See our MS-DOS history page for
the complete history of MS-DOS.
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Also see: Apple DOS, DOS, Dr. DOS, Operating
System
definitions, PC-DOS
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