/MACROFILE=filename Specifies a file containing macros that you want to install.
macroname Specifies the name for a macro you create. Typing the macro name, followed by an
equals sign, and pressing Enter deletes a macro from the list.
text Contains the text of the macro you want to record. You must include a macro name, followed
by an equals sign, followed by the macro text to use this argument. For example, you can
define a macro named MyDir that displays a directory by typing DosKey MyDir=Dir *.* /P
and pressing Enter. After you create this macro, you can type MyDir at the command prompt,
press Enter, and DosKey will execute the MyDir macro.
Obtaining Command Line Help with the Help Utility
In most cases, you??™ll type the name of a utility, followed by the /? command line switch to learn
more about it. However, Microsoft decided to make things difficult in some cases. For example,
some utilities require that you use the /Help command line switch instead or you might have to use
the Help utility to learn more about the command or utility in question. To see a list of commands
and utilities that Help supports, type Help and press Enter.
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