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Article #2613DOS book wanted
From: Dave Lowrey
Date: Fri, 08 Dec 1989 17:26
Date: Fri, 08 Dec 1989 17:26
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What is a good reference book for DOS? I have the RKM, but it
doesn't cover DOS at all. Neither does Mortimer's books.
I want a book that covers ALL of the DOS system calls, and has the
equivalent of the RKM's AutoDocs.
Good explanations and example code would help also.
Any suggestions? Any bogus books I should avoid?
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