An internal command is an MS-DOS command that is stored in the system memory and loaded from the command . com. The illustration shows how commands contained within command.com are part of the command.com file.
However, with the external commands, each of the commands are their own separate files.
Below are examples of internal commands in MS-DOS and the Windows command line currently listed in the Computer Hope database.
Assoc
Atmadm Break Call CD Chdir Cls Color Copy Ctty Date Del Dir Drivparm Echo Endlocal Erase Exit |
For
Goto If LH Loadhigh Lock Md Mkdir Mklink Move Path Pause Popd Prompt Pushd |
Rd
Ren Rename Rmdir Set Setlocal Shift Start Switches Time Title Type |
Unlock
Ver Verify Vol |
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