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From: undisclosed on 23 Mar 2010 01:07

good morning ,

i have a greatest doubt..... can u tell me where this
mkdir.exe will be located in a computer.. surely it will be in DRIVE 'C'
only... may i know the location of that.. i have searched completely ,
but i couldn't find it....

pl. help me out...


thank u in adavce

S.R.Vignesh


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vignesh1988i
From: Pegasus [MVP] on 23 Mar 2010 03:29


"undisclosed" wrote in message
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>
> good morning ,
>
> i have a greatest doubt..... can u tell me where this
> mkdir.exe will be located in a computer.. surely it will be in DRIVE 'C'
> only... may i know the location of that.. i have searched completely ,
> but i couldn't find it....
>
> pl. help me out...
>
>
> thank u in adavce
>
> S.R.Vignesh
>
>
> --
> vignesh1988i

mkdir (or its synonym "md") belongs to the class of commands such as copy,
cd, rd or del that are internal to the Command Processor cmd.exe.

From: undisclosed on 23 Mar 2010 05:44

oh fine :) so , internal commands can't be found inside our system?????
:)


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vignesh1988i
From: Pegasus [MVP] on 23 Mar 2010 06:15


"undisclosed" wrote in message
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>
> oh fine :) so , internal commands can't be found inside our system?????
> :)
> --
> vignesh1988i

They exist as commands but the do not have files associated with them.

From: Bob I on 23 Mar 2010 10:42
internal commands are not separate files. At the command prompt type Help MD

undisclosed wrote:

> oh fine :) so , internal commands can't be found inside our system?????
> :)
>
>

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