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James Settle
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As with your other post this week, excellent work. I like the fact that you make the distinction marking which commands are for which operating system. Ipconfig versus ifconfig, etc. I am not sure that change directory, make directory, remove directory are the same in each operating system either, but would be great to investigate. I think knowing scripts is essential moving forward as an IT professional as well. The additional commands given as part of the presentation this week were superb, as there are literally hundreds and it does a great job at defining the use of each on and giving examples, so command [path]/[attrib] etc.,

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