dirs.txt

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                                              DIRS [DUAL MODE]
     
     NAME DIRS  - Show the contents of the drive and directory
     stack.
     
     SYNTAX
     
     dirs [-q|/q]
     
     USAGE
     
     With pushd  you can  push the current drive and directory
     onto directory  stack. You  can then  move freely between
     directories.  Popd   will  restore   the  top  drive  and
     directory from  the stack.  With the dirs command you can
     see what  entries are in the stack. The stack will always
     contain the  entry "." - that is the current directory as
     the last  element. Each  session has  separate stack. You
     can only retrieve drive and directroy combinations, which
     have been pushed in this session.
     
     All three  commands use  a server  to maintain the stack.
     This server  is dirserv.exe. You can start it manually in
     a separate session or detach it, so that it belongs to no
     screen  group.  Nevertheless  all  three  commands  start
     dirserv  automatically,   if  it  has  not  been  started
     previously. You can use the -Q (or /Q) option to stop the
     directory stack  server. This is needed especially if the
     server is  detached. Under  DOS the  drive and  directory
     information is  stored in  a file.  The default  for this
     file is  c:\dirserv.dat. You  can change  it however with
     the DIRSERV-enviroment variable.
     
     
     SEE ALSO
     pushdir, popdir, dirserv