Book review: MS-DOS User's Guide, Special Ed. by David W. Solomon, Caroline M. Halliday, David D. Busch, & Timothy S. Stanley (Que Corporation, 1989)

Jim Bovee · ACM SIGSMALL/PC Notes · 1990

All MS-DOS users can find an abundance of helpful and often needed information in the MS-DOS User's Guide. This is a very complete guide to MS-DOS and PC-DOS versions 3 and 4. References are made to versions 1 and 2 of the operating system, however the emphasis of book is on versions 3 (with more attention to version 3.3) and 4. The guide does not include references to the DEBUG or LINK commands. Also, the guide does not try to explain GW-BASIC nor any other application software. This is a book about the operating system for operating system users, i.e. all users.

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