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In article <90May7.072047edt.19230@me.utoronto.ca> sun@me.utoronto.ca (Andy Sun Anu-guest) writes:
+I thought what the original poster asked was:
+
+(1) say, you are in C:\DIR1
+(2) you execute a batch file which have a lot of CDs so that at the end
+    of the batch file, you end up in, say, C:\DIR2\DIR3\DIR4.
+(3) upon terminate of the batch file, you need to go back to C:\DIR1
+    automatically.
+
+I couldn't think of any combination of genuine DOS commands that can 
+accomplish that task.

Suppose you have a file, call it 'cd.cmd', that contains just 'cd ' (no
end-of-line). Then you could do something like:
copy c:\cd.cmd c:\savedir.bat
cd >> c:\savedir.bat
...
... batch commands here
...
c:\savedir.bat

To get a file, such as 'cd.cmd', that doesn't contain an end-of-line, use:
copy con c:\cd.cmd
cd ^Z<enter>

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