| EXIT |
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| Quits the MS-DOS command interpreter (COMMAND.COM) and returns to the |
| program that started the command interpreter, if one exists. |
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| Syntax |
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| EXIT |
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| EXIT--Notes |
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| Using exit with the command interpreter |
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| When you use the MS-DOS COMMAND command to start a new instance of the |
| command interpreter, you can use the EXIT command to return to the old |
| command interpreter. Also, while running some programs, you can run the |
| MS-DOS command interpreter and then use the EXIT command to return to your |
| program. For more information about command interpreters, see the COMMAND |
| command. |
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| If you are not using the /P (permanent) switch with the inital copy of |
| COMMAND.COM, the EXIT command quits the command interpreter. You must then |
| specify at the command prompt the location of the COMMAND.COM file to start |
| the command interpreter again. |
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| Using exit when the command program is loaded as permanent |
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| If you start the COMMAND.COM program with the /P (permanent) switch, the |
| EXIT command has no effect. |
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