[Bruinaholic]

In DOS, How can I tell what an internal command is and an external command is? I am not looking for a list of which ones are and which ones aren't...just how you can tell.

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"There are two main types of DOS commands: internal and external. Internal commands are commands that are always loaded into RAM, or random-access memory, when you first turn on your computer. External commands stay on disk or diskette until they are needed."

From Smart Computing

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"There are two main types of DOS commands: internal and external. Internal commands are commands that are always loaded into RAM, or random-access memory, when you first turn on your computer. External commands stay on disk or diskette until they are needed."

From Smart Computing

[piper]

Bruinaholic, didn't we answer that question here: http://www.geekstogo...o...76.html&hl=

Do you perhaps need assistance finding your previous posts at G2G?

Edited by LindaGail, 07 May 2007 - 07:05 PM.

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Bruinaholic, if you feel your original thread was not answered properly or if you haven't gotten a response after three days, please post a new topic in the Waiting Room. Here's a link with further instructions.

Do not post duplicate threads. This thread will be closed.

Edited by LindaGail, 08 May 2007 - 06:10 AM.