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Configuring default DOS prompt path
When I open up a Dos prompt in Windows, how can I set the default directory to be "C:" ? Currently, DOS opens up to C:/windows/foo, and since most of my applications are rooted to C:/, that means I always have to cd.. my way back up to the root directory. It's kinda annoying, and I was wondering if anyone knows how to configure this. Thanks.
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