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into another db called break, so I ended up with the following code: org 100h mov dx,msg mov ah,9 ;Print dx int 21h mov ah,04Ch ;Exit int 21h msg db 'Hello World',break,'$' break db 0Dh,0Ah All I get is a blank prompt, I enter lets say a in, then I get tons of crap printed to screen, then a DOS prompt again.

Determining If Program Is Launched Or Not?
Moving al to dx, and random output problems [Snip] All I get is a blank prompt, I enter lets say a in, then I get tons of crap printed to screen, then a DOS prompt again... INT 21h, AH=9 is ment for *string* printing, and will only stop when it encounters a '$' ... I suggest you use a *character* outputting

NYB (AKA b1) Virus won't leave my memory!!!!!
CRUFTcom alt windows95 On my old 386 running Dos I use a: Prompt $V$_$T $D$_$P$G Result is: Ms-Dos Version 6.22 6:33:37.31 Sun 04-26-1998 C:\> Gives Dos version, Time and Date and the C:\ prompt. Probably some chars used in the Prompt dont work with Win95... Ah the things one could put into a Dos Prompt.

VMM32.VXD is required
Bob Delaney BobDela...@msn.com microsoft public win95 setup Hi Bruce: Ah, an easy problem to solve. The file you'll need to edit is called MSDOS.SYS. I would like our WIN95 machines to boot up to a DOS prompt rather than going directly to the GUI. I seem to remember reading something about one of the

Dumbass Windows
I keep my NC.exe in C:\DOSAPS\NORTON and added a path statement to my autoexec.bat and everytime I open a dos box and type NC at the C:\ prompt I always get Norton, as expected. The reason I'm asking, I still like to just open a DOS prompt window to do some command line stuff while remaining in WIN95. ah,

Cancel after school football !!
Ah, so it's the other way around: you have file names truncated to DOS 8+3 limits, so Emacs cannot find the files under their long names when you boot Windows 98. This is a bit easier to fix: type "set LFN=n" from the DOS prompt (or in your AUTOEXEC.BAT), then launch Emacs. It should then work, but setting LFN=n

America loves Microsoft
I am working with a Win NT workstation and when I try to do a directory listing of a particular directory,(at a DOS prompt) it does nothing. The files show up in Explorer just fine. Can someone help me. Thanks. Try... DIR /AH /AS If it works, then run DIR /? to see why -- Ritchie Undo address for mail.

DOS Prompt How?
/AH/S /p The first thing he needs is a W95b boot disk with CD drivers to access his CD from the A:\ prompt. Boot with the W95b boot disk and type SYS from the A:\ prompt. This will replace most of what W95 needs to boot to the Dos prompt that have probably been replaced when he attempted installing Dos6.xx.

DOS backup utility
Ah - well, why didn't you say so? In that case boot off floppy instead. Or boot off the hard disk. Or put all the install stuff on the hard disk so you don't By the time you have booted linux you are not using dos! cd-rom's not present. Thus, my possibly stupid idea to start the installation from a DOS prompt.

A few things from my archive
If nothing happens, you're in MS-DOS mode. To correct that, exit, then right-click your Start menu, navigate to your DOS prompt shortcut, right-click it, select Properties, click Advanced, and then click 'suggest MS-DOS mode as necessary'. What did it say when I installed Win95 on my system? Ah, yes: 'everything

Frustrated with Factorials
The whole thing is a LOT simpler if you have DOS 6.0 or higher. Just run the FIND and test for the correct ERRORLEVEL. Type HELP FIND at the DOS prompt. 0); regs.ax := $1600; intr ($2F, regs); major := regs.al; minor := regs.ah; case major of $00 : writeln ('Standard Mode Windows 3.x or plain MS-DOS'); $01,

Hard core hackers
If Windows 95 continues to hang on shutdown after you complete steps AH, reinstall Windows 95 to a different folder to rule out the possibility of damaged More specifically, when I want to shut down and restart the computer in ms-dos mode. What happens is that all I get is a ms-dos prompt and not a restart.

details on reinstalling windows 95
STACK END TASM won't compile it, A86 sometimes will, but sometimes it won't and running it just crashes the DOS prompt. ASSUME CS: MainCode, DS: MainData MAIN: ; für MASM 6.x .startup MOV AX, MainData MOV DS, AX XOR AX, AX MOV AH, 9 MOV DX, OFFSET HelloMsg INT 21H MOV AH,4Ch INT 21H MainCode ENDS .

Convince XP debug to run under its ME DOS
Most folks had a MS-DOS prompt that announce the path in every prompt. Even if not, the fact that you had to type "CD ....whatever. Ah, the luxury of single-platform development! Lucky chap (even if the platform is... - oh, skip it, let's not go there today...) <snip> What I continue to wish is that [MS]'d get

WHY WON'T THIS WORK?
Duane Bozarth dp_boza...@swko.dot.net microsoft public vb general discussion dnagel wrote: Part 1.1 Type: Plain Text (text/plain) Encoding: 7bit Would help this newsreader to have inline text... Re MemMaker: Ah yes, I recall now...I always used DesqView so had pretty much forgot the MS tools (such as they were)...

scrollbar in ms-dos prompt
Chia Ah Tee, Joseph ATC...@ntu.edu.sg comp os msdos misc Are you talking about mapping drive and directory or creating directory? -----Original Message----- From: frank [mailto:fi...@spamandeggsadelphia.net] Posted At: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 8:06 AM Posted To: misc Conversation: dos prompt Subject: dos prompt

Does the COPY command bypass 21H AH=(3C,3D,5B,6C)?
Artwilder smileArtwil...@unknownspam.net microsoft public windowsme general Їmember BASIC 10 cls (meaning clear screen) Ah the simple good old days "Shane" Indeed, you can add doskey /insert to cmdinit.bat and have doskey load whenever you open a dos prompt and likewise if you have one of the ansi.com,

keyboard input with beep
Ah. So you have Domain Admin but not the password for the local admin. I haven't tried it, but I wouldn't be surprised if you have to log in with local admin rights (even if not the actual Administrator account) in order to change the domain membership on a Win2K box. If you don't have the local Admin password then

Emu instructions
Are you trying to tell me that under Win98, their is no DOS, it's just a simulated prompt????????? "bearhunter" <j...@home.com> wrote in message news:1fr16.165047$hD4.42330800@news1.rdc1.mi.home.com... ah.... no it is not. I think YOU better learn a little about dos. The ms-dos prompt is a simulated dos that runs

Text Cursor
These routines work when called by both DOS apps and Windows apps, but not when I give a COPY command from the DOS prompt. It also fails when I try a TYPE file1 > file2 command, where file2 is one of my special files. (But DIR > file2 will work!) Im wondering if COMMAND.COM is bypassing the file open and create