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You may not have the PIF file set up correctly, BECAUSE the
COMMAND.COM might not be where the original PIF file expected it.
In the old days it was always in the root directory of the hard
drive, but now it usually ends up in the C:\DOS directory or
something like that, courtesy of DOS 5.0.  Here's what you do:
first, exit Windows and find out JUST where COMMAND.COM lives
on your system.  For this example, let's say it's in C:\DOS5.
Now, go into Windows; open group MAIN, select PIF EDITOR, select FILE,
select OPEN, and look for DOSPRMPT.PIF. (If you can't find it,
and it SHOULD be in your Windows directory itself, quit and choose
NEW to create DOSPRMPT.PIF)
Set: Program Filename to: COMMAND.COM
         Window Title to: MS-DOS Prompt
or whatever you like, and
   Start-up Directory to: C:\DOS5
(THAT should be the problem!).
Other normal settings, copied from mine: Video Memory=Text,
Memory Required is -1, Kb desired = -1, EMS Kb Required=0,
EMS KB Limit = 1024, XMS KB Required=0, XMS KB Limit = 1024
Display Usage=Full Screen, both "Execution" boxes are un-checked,
and "Close Window on Exit" is checked.  If you need any more
details, feel free to call. Remember to Save the changes when done.
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(Try email address mark@wilson.ocs.com....)
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