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  • ▼Advanced MS-DOS Programming
    • Title Page
    • ▶Introduction
    • ▼PART 1 PROGRAMMING FOR MS-DOS
      • PART 1 PROGRAMMING FOR MS-DOS
      • Chapter 1 Genealogy of MS-DOS
      • ▶Chapter 2 MS-DOS in Operation
      • ▶Chapter 3 Structure of MS-DOS Application Programs
      • ▶Chapter 4 MS-DOS Programming Tools
      • ▶Chapter 5 Keyboard and Mouse Input
      • ▶Chapter 6 Video Display
      • ▶Chapter 7 Printer and Serial Port
      • ▶Chapter 8 File Management
      • ▶Chapter 9 Volumes and Directories
      • ▶Chapter 10 Disk Internals
      • ▶Chapter 11 Memory Management
      • ▼Chapter 12 The EXEC Function
        • Chapter 12 The EXEC Function
        • Making Memory Available
        • ▼Requesting the EXEC Function
          • Requesting the EXEC Function
          • The Program Name
          • The Parameter Block
          • The Environment Block
          • The Command Tail
          • The Default File Control Blocks
          • Returning from the EXEC Function
          • More About the Environment Block
          • Example Programs: SHELL.C and SHELL.ASM
          • Using EXEC to Load Overlays
      • ▶Chapter 13 Interrupt Handlers
      • ▶Chapter 14 Installable Device Drivers
      • ▶Chapter 15 Filters
      • ▶Chapter 16 Compatibility and Portability
    • ▶PART 2 MS-DOS FUNCTIONS REFERENCE
    • ▶PART 3 IBM ROM BIOS AND MOUSE FUNCTIONS REFERENCE
    • ▶PART 4 LOTUS/INTEL/MICROSOFT EMS FUNCTIONS REFERENCE
  • ▶MS-DOS Programmer's Reference
  • ▶MS Systems Journal
• ▶Product Documentation
• ▶Unsupported Tools & Utilities