Command: dog

  DOG is an alternative COMMAND.COM shell.

Syntax:

  DOG [-P[[:]envsize]¦-E:envsz¦ A aliassz|-C command line]

Parameters:

  -P               Makes DOG a PERMANENT shell. Using this flag will
                   also result in the execution of dog.dog in the
                   current directory.
  -E:envsz         Makes the environment to (envsz / 16) 16 bit pages.
  -A:aliassz       Makes the alias space to aliassz bytes (divisible
                   by 16).
  -C command line  Executes the command line and exits.

Comments:

  The internal commands are:
    AL  ALias
    CC  Change Codepage
    CD  Change Directory
    CT  Change Terminal
    EH  EcHo
    MD  Make Directory
    RD  Remove Directory
    SE  Set to Environment
    TN  TrueName
    XX  eXit

  The external commands are:
    BP  BeeP
    BR  BReak
    CL  CLear screen
    CM  ChMod
    CP  CoPy
    DS  Directory Stack
    DT  DaTe
    HD  HeaD
    HH  Help
    LS  LiSt files
    MV  MoVe file (rename)
    PP  PromPt
    PT  PaTh
    RM  ReMove files
    RT  Remove Tree
    SZ  SiZe of files in dir
    TP  TyPe
    VF  VeriFy
    VR  VeRsion
    WI  WhIch

  These commands are only available when running DOGfiles. DOGfiles have
  a .dog file ending.
    CA  CAll DOGfile
    DO  DO repeat command WHILE condition
    44  For word in set run command
    GO  GO to label
    IF  IF CONDITION run command
    IN  INput from user
    SH  SHift arguments
    TI  TImer
  DOG has an extensive documentation that is beyond the scope of
  this help. For more information see:
  https://gitlab.com/FreeDOS/util/dog  OR:
  https://sourceforge.net/projects/dog/files/dog/ OR:
  https://dog.zumppe.net/manual/

Examples:

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Command: dog

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