CHDIR
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Format:        CHDIR [d:] [path]
                    or
               CD [d:] [path]

Purpose:       Displays or changes the current directory.

Use:           If  no  path is specified,  then  the  current 
          directory  path for the default or specified  drive 
          is  printed.  This  is the directory path from  the 
          root directory to the current directory.

               If  a  path is  specified,  then  the  current 
          directory  for  the default or specified  drive  is 
          changed to the directory specified by the path.

               The  CD command is an abbreviated form of  the 
          CHDIR  command provided for convenience and  MS-DOS 
          compatibility.

Examples:

     CHDIR \BOOT\RAMDISK

               The current directory for the current drive is 
          changed  to the directory BOOT\RAMDISK relative  to 
          the root.


     CHDIR A:UTIL

               The current directory for drive A:  is changed 
          to  UTIL relative to the existing current directory 
          of that drive.


     CD
     E:\BOOT\RAMDISK

               No  path  or drive is given,  so  the  current 
          directory of the current drive is printed.


     CHDIR A:
     A:\UTIL

               Only  a drive was specified,  so  the  current 
          directory for that drive is printed.
