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                              APPEND──Examples
 
To allow programs to open data files in a directory named LETTERS on the
disk in drive B and in a directory named REPORTS on the disk in drive A as
if the files were in the current directory, type the following command:
 
    append b:\letters;a:\reports
 
To append the same directories and keep a copy of the list of appended
directories in the MS-DOS environment, type the following commands:
 
    append /e
 
    append b:\letters;a:\reports
 
These must be the first APPEND commands you use after starting your system.
 
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