Understanding the Norton Utilities 6

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SYBEX, 1991 - Computers - 542 pages
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Here is a practical, detailed sourcebook offering timely coverage of file management and security, hard disk maintenance, disaster recovery, and batch programming. Includes a complete command guide.

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Contents

Using the Norton Utilities on a Network
35
An Introduction to Disk and Directory Structure
38
XIV
52
Copyright

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Mastering the Norton Utilities 5
Peter John Dyson
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Alt key arrow keys ASCII AUTOEXEC.BAT backup batch file boot record bytes cache program Calibrate Chapter character cluster number color command line COMMAND.COM CONFIG.SYS configuration contains copy cursor dBASE deleted files device driver directory entry Unused directory structure Disk Editor Disk Tools Diskreet display encryption entry Unused directory Erase Protect erased files File Allocation Table File Fix file name FileFind Fl=Help floppy disk hard disk IMAGE.DAT install keys to move load main menu memory mode mouse NDisk NDOS Norton Cache Norton Disk Doctor Norton program Norton shell program Norton Utilities number of sectors optimization option partition table password press Enter prompt RAM disk recover recovery repair root directory ROWCOL Safe Format screen shown shown in Figure specify Speed Disk subdirectories switches system area tion track UnErase UnFormat Unused directory entry Viewer WordStar

About the author (1991)

Stan Kelly-Bootle has been computing since the 1950s, when he graduated from Cambridge University in Pure Mathematics. He helped pioneer the EDSAC I computer. He is a contributing editor to "Software Development Magazine" and a regular columnist in "UNIX Review" since 1984. His other books include "Understanding Unix" and "Mastering Turbo C" by Sybex; and "The Computer Contradictionary," and "The Devil's DP Dictionary,"

Peter Dyson is a software engineering consultant with 20 years of experience in engineering, software development, and technical support. He is the author of nearly 30 books on operating systems and software, including "The PC User's Pocket Dictionary" and "Unix Desk Reference" by Sybex.

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TitleUnderstanding the Norton Utilities 6
AuthorPeter John Dyson
Edition2
PublisherSYBEX, 1991
ISBN0895888556, 9780895888556
Length542 pages
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