BACK TO MICROSOFT DOS 6.22 AND 7.00 TRAINING COURSES

 

Microsoft Disk Operating System DOS Course Info...

Course Duration: 2 eeks| Class Time: 9am - 4:30pm | Class Size: 15 Students Max

Training Room Location: Level 1, Opp. Reg. Hosp. Barracks Street Sunyani

Course Materials: As part of the course you will receive many useful resources and learning links to compliment your training and help you stay on track after your course.

Certificates: All students receive a certificate and Diploma of achievement on completion of their course.

After Course Support: On completion of your course you will be eligible for free email and phone support*, to aid you in the development of your new skills.

FREE Course Resit: We offer you the chance to come back in the future and resit your course for FREE*, so if you want to polish your skills further or just recap on a few things this is a great option.

What you need to bring: Nothing. We supply a PC computer for you to use with all software already installed and have note pads, pens etc in the training room. If you think it would be beneficial to bring some samples of your work that would be great but not essential.

 

Cost: GH¢ ?? +GST

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Our DOS caurses Options details of course work

Aims of the course

This course aims to introduce people with little or no understanding of the Microsoft DOS 6.22 and 7.00 certification in the acadermic platform.

Course Objectives

On completion of the course students should understand and be able to accomplish basic operations associated with the following professional bodies: Association of Computer Professionals in Ghana, Association of Marketing Professionals in Ghana, Association of Accountach Professionals in Ghana, Association of Secretariat Professionals, and finally Assodsiation of Networking Professionals in Ghana. The person should be able to work under pressure with or without supervision in the office. They should also be able to use some of the more advanced professional Support Technician tricks:

How the course is run

This instructor and lecturer-led course has a hands-on approach, with plenty of opportunity for students to practise the new skills they learn at the computer.

Pre-requisites

Students attending the course should preferably have a basic understanding of the Windows environment and use of the keyboard and mouse. Also have the basic educational background.

 

 

 

 

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Course Outline

Part 1. Using the DOS Operating System

Chapter 1. Installation

• What's New about Setup for PC DOS 7

• Before You Begins

• Setup Command and its Options

• Other Installation Options

• Optional Tools Selection

• Installation Guidelines

• PC DOS Standard Installation

Chapter 2. Learning Basic DOS Concept

• Understanding

• Working with Files

• Understanding and Working with Directories

• Viewing Directory Contents

• Viewing Groups of Files Names in a Directory

• Making Directory

• Deleting Directory

• Copying Directory

Chapter 3. Using the Online Book Viewer

• Starting PC DOS Viewer

• Viewing the initial PC DOS Viewer Screen

• Moving Around in the PC DOS Viewer

• Exiting from the PC DOS Viewer

• Getting Other Types of Online Help

• Linking to More Topics

• Printing from the PC DOS Viewer

• Copying Topic Information into a File

Chapter 4. Configuring Your System

• Bypassing CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT Command

• Specifying Startup Commands in Your CONFIG.SYS File

• Using Multiple Configurations

• Specifying Startup Commands in Your AUTOEXEC.BAT File

Chapter 5. Managing Disks

• Types of Disks

• Types of Diskette Drives

• Consideration for Formatting Disks

• Consideration for Labeling a Disk

Chapter 6. Partitioning Your Hard Disk

• Understanding Hard-Disk Partitions

• Using FDISK

• Formatting Your Hard Disk after Using FDISK

Chapter 7. Working with Batch Programs

• Understanding Batch Program Commands

• Making a Small Batch Program

• Testing a Batch Program

• Displaying Messages with a Batch Program

• Using the PAUSE Command

• Including Remarks in a Batch Program

• Running One Batch Program from Another

• Using Replaceable Parameters

• Controlling Program Flow

Chapter 8. Redirecting Input and Output

• Redirecting Command Input and Output

• Passing Information through Filter Command

• Controlling the Screen Display by Using the MORE Command

• Searching for Text by Using the FIND Command

• Sorting Text Files

• Combining Command s with Redirection

Characters Chapter 9. Using DOSKey and Editing Keys

• Using DOSKey to Work with Commands

• Using DOSKey to Work with Macros

• Using DOS Editing Keys

Chapter 10. Working with the Text Editor

• What's New about the E Editor for PC DOS 7

• Choosing a Text Editor

• Starting the E Editor

• Creating or Modifying a File

• Using Cursor Movement Keys to Move Around in the Text File

• Performing Basic Editing tasks

• Selecting Text

• Using Key Combinations to Manipulate Text

• Using E Editor Commands

• Customizing the E Editor

• Comparing a Text Editor and a Word Processing Program

Chapter 11. Connecting Computers

• Establishing the Connection between Computers

• Understanding What the InterLnk Program Does

• Including INTERLNK in Your CONFIG.SYS Files

• Running the InterLnk Program

• Redirecting Drives

• Excluding Drives from Redirection

• Breaking the Connection between Computers

• Removing Copying of INTERSVR.EXE and INTERLNK.EXE Files

• Reviewing Cable Specifications

Chapter 12. Using File Update

• Installing File Update at the Base Location

• Using File Update Menu Choices

• Transferring Updated Files to the Remote Location

• Troubleshooting

Chapter 13. Making More Memory Available

• Determining Your System's Memory Type

• Understanding How RAMBoost Works

• Using Advanced Features

• Using RAMBoost Tips and Techniques

Chapter 14. Speeding Up Your System

• Improving the Efficiency of Your Hard Disk

• Using DOS Defragmentation

• Using the BUFFERS Command

• Using SMARDrive

• Using RAMDrive

Chapter 15. Using Central Point Undelete

• Installing Central Point Undelete for Windows

• Starting Undelete

• Deleted File Condition

• Delete Protection Methods

• Getting More File Information

• Sorting the File List

• Selecting Files

• Undeleting Files on a Network

• Undeleting Directories and Their Files

• Scanning the Disk for Lost Files and Deleted Data

• Showing Existing Files

• Advanced Undelete Methods

• Purging Deleted Files

• How the Delete Protection Method Affects File Recovery

• Central Point Data Monitor

Chapter 16. Using Central Point Scheduler

• Scheduling a Program

• Editing Existing Scheduled Events

• Deleting Scheduled Events

• Removing Scheduler from Memory

Chapter 17. Troubleshooting

• PC DOS Installation

• Memory Problems

• DOS Command Problems

• PC DOS Shell

• AntiVirus

• Stacker Compression

• Central Point Backup

• File Update Utility

• Other Common Problems

Part 2. Using the DOS Optional Tools

Chapter 18. Using the PC DOS Shell

• Installing the PC DOS Shell after Installing PC DOS

• Starting the PC DOS Shell

• Displaying Information About Your Files and Programs

• Introducing PC DOS Shell Basic

• Using PC DOS Shell Commands

• Getting Help

• Starting a Program

• Using the Task Swapper

• Leaving the PC DOS Shell

• Organizing Programs

• Working with Properties

Chapter 19. Using IBM AntiVirus/DOS

• Installing IBM AntiVirus/DOS after Installing PC DOS

• Starting IBM AntiVirus/DOS

• Protecting Your Computer Data against Viruses

• Checking for Viruses

• Customizing AntiVirus

• Cleaning Up When a Virus is Detected

• Running the AntiVirus Stand-Alone Program

• Systems that Use Resident Data Compression

• Systems that Use Security Software

• Troubleshooting IBM AntiVIrus/DOS

Chapter 20. Using Central Point Backup

• Installing Central Point Backup after Installing PC DOS

• Configuring Central Point Backup

• Viewing the Main Central Point Backup Windows

• Changing the User Level

• Making a Backup

• Selecting Files

• Selecting Drives to Back Up

• Viewing Files

• Working with Setup Files

• Comparing Data

• Performing Network Backups

• Configuring Tape Drives

• Backup Strategies

• Using the CPBDIR Program

Chapter 21. Using Stacker Compression

• Installing Stacker after Installing PC DOS

• Before Using Stacker

• What's New about PC DOS's Stacker Compression

• Setting Up Stacker

• Monitoring Your Drives from DOS

• Using the Stacker Tools (DOS and Windows)

• Compressing Additional Drives

• Compressing Diskettes (or Other Removables)

• Working with Advanced Stacker

• Using Stacker Command

• Monitoring Your Drives from Windows

• Troubleshooting Stacker

Chapter 22. Using PenDOS

• Installing PenDOS after Installing PC DOS

• Starting PenDOS

• Using the Pen

• Using the Mouse as a Pen

• Using the PenDOS Menu

• Entering Characters

• Editing Characters

• Working with Applications

• Aligning the Tablet

• Recognition Tips

• Character Variations

Chapter 23. Using PCMCIA Support

• Installing Phoenix PCMCIA Support after Installing PC DOS

• Starting PCMCIA

• Setting Up PCMCIA (PCMDINST)

• Configuring Your PCMCIA System (PCMSETUP)

• Configuring PCMCIA

• Using Advanced Configuration

• Configuring PC Card after the Original Installation

Appendix A. More About Installation

• Choosing the Correct Installation Procedure

• Performing the LAN Server Administration Installation of PC DOS

• Installing PC DOS from a CD-ROM Drive

• Rerunning Setup

• Uninstalling and Restoring Your Previous Version of DOS

• Viewing and Editing the System Files during Install

• Viewing the README.TXT File

• Working with XDF-Formatted Diskettes

• Working with Setup Bundle Files

• Using the Emergency Startup Diskette

• Troubleshooting PC DOS Setup

Appendix B. Accessibility for Individuals with Disabilities