Pelco System 9760 manual Command† Switch†† Description Examples§¶

Table I. DOS Command Reference (Continued)

Command†	Switch††	Description	Example(s)§¶
		File and Disk Management Commands (Continued)
TYPE		Displays the contents of	C:\9700>TYPE NODE1.MON	Displays the contents of the
		the specified text file on		NODE1.MON file located in
		the screen. If the loca-		the C:\9700 directory
		tion of the file is in a	C:\>TYPE C:\9700\NODE1.MON	Displays the contents of the
		directory other than the
		one you are in, you must		NODE1.MON file located in
		specify the directory		the C:\9700 directory
		path.
	MORE	Allows a long text file to	C:\ TYPE C:\9700\NODE1.ALM MORE	Allows the NODE1.ALM text
		be viewed one screen at		file to be viewed one screen at
		a time. The redirection		a time
		operator symbol
		precedes the MORE
		command. The symbol is
		located above the
		backslash (\) on the
		keyboard.
UNDELETE		Recovers files that were	C:\UNDELETE C:\9700\TEST.BAT	Recovers the TEST.BAT file
		previously deleted using		that was previously deleted
		the DEL command.		using the DEL command.
	/LIST	Lists the deleted files	C:\UNDELETE C:\9700\ /LIST	Lists the files that have been
		that are available to be		deleted from the C:\9700 direc-
		recovered but does not		tory and are available to be
		recover any files.		recovered but does not recover
				the files.
	/ALL	Recovers deleted files	C:\UNDELETE C:\9700\ /ALL	Recovers all files that have
		without prompting for		been deleted from the C:\9700
		confirmation for each		directory without prompting
		file		for confirmation for each file
		Environment Commands
PATH		Displays the current	C:\>PATH	—
		search path used when
		DOS looks for a program
		file.
PATH [drive:][path[;…]]		Sets the search path to	C:\>PATH C:;C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS	Sets the search path to
		be used when DOS		C:;C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS
		looks for a program file
		Miscellaneous Commands
CLS		Clears the screen. Only	C:\>CLS	Clears the screen. The follow-
		the command prompt		ing remains: C:\>_
		and cursor remains.
FASTHELP		Lists and briefly	C:\>FASTHELP	—
		describes MS-DOS
		commands. Provides
		less detail than the
		information provided by
		the HELP command
		(see below).

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