bridger@RAND-UNIX.ARPA (05/14/86)
The MS-DOS COMMAND.COM shell uses the forward slash '/' as its SWITCHAR to designate command-line parameters. In dos versions 2.x the following line could be added to the CONFIG.SYS file to change that character to a '-', allowing the '/' to be used as a separator for directory names in a path: SWITCHAR=- This doesn't work for dos 3.1. Is there another way to do it? --bridger mitchell