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Using the SDK on a Windows System

Creating a Folder

To create a folder from an MS-DOS Prompt, type the command MD followed by the name of the folder and press Enter, such as this example:

• MD C:\STUFF

The STUFF folder will be created in the root folder of the system's C: drive. To open a newly created folder, use the CD command followed by its name, as shown below:

My book recommends creating a J24Work folder where you can do all of your Java-related work. If you haven't already done this within Windows, you can do it from an MS-DOS Prompt:

• Change to the root folder (using the CD \ command)
• Type the command MD J24Work and press Enter

Once J24Work has been created, you can go to it at any time from an MS-DOS Prompt by using the CD \J24Work command.

The last thing you need to learn about MS-DOS for the Software Development Kit is how to run programs.

To do this, continue to the next page.