APPEND enables programs to open data files in specified directories as if the files were in the current directory.
APPEND [[drive]path[;...]] [/X[:ON|:OFF]] [/PATH:ON|/PATH:OFF] [/E] APPEND ;
[drive:]path Drive and directory to append.
/X[:ON] Extend APPEND to searches and command execution.
/X:OFF Applies APPEND only to requests to open files.
Defaults to /X:OFF
/PATH:ON Searches appended directories for file requests that already
include a path. This is the default setting.
/PATH:OFF Switches off /PATH:ON.
/E Stores the appended directory list in the environment.
/E may be used only in the first invocation of APPEND. You
can not include any paths on the same command line as /E.
APPEND ; clears the list of appended directories.
APPEND without parameters displays the list of appended directories.
© 2004 Eduardo Casino, under the terms of the GNU GPL, Version 2
Do not use APPEND with Windows or 32 bit extenders.
APPEND installs itself as an internal command after its first execution. Second and successive invocations MUST exclude file path and extension.