Complete the exercises below using an MS-DOS computer, or the Command Prompt (in Windows XP) . You may use your book and notes to help you. For each step, write the exact DOS command used.
A. Format your floppy disk, use your last name as the Volume label.
B. Make the floppy disk your current disk drive and change to the ROOT directory on your floppy disk.
C. Create a sub-directory "DOSFM" on your floppy disk.
D. Use your detective skills to locate the directory on the hard disk where the DOS commands are stored:
(HINT: The commands DIR and PATH might be helpful in locating this directory)
E. Copy all executable files whose filenames begin with "LAB" from the DOS directory (which you found in step D) to the sub-directory "DOSFM" on your floppy disk.
F. Make the directory "DOSFM" your current directory.
G. Make a duplicate of the program "LABEL" (which may have either a COM or EXE extension). Call the new file "THISIS.FUN".
H. Make a duplicate of the file "THISIS.FUN". Call the new file "HAVING.FUN".
I. Change the name of the file "THISIS.FUN" to "NOMORE.FUN".
J. List the contents of the directory DOSFM. Use Print Screen to print the results. Label this [Print #1]
K. Perform a diskette and memory status check. Print the results of this check. Label this [Print #2].
This homework will be graded based on your written commands for each step and the printouts of the results shown above.