CHDIR (CD) + Changing the Current Directory
     Makes a new directory or subdirectory current.
    VERSION
          PC-DOS 2.0+
	  MS-DOS equivalent: CHDIR (CD) (2.0+)
    TYPE
          Internal
    SYNTAX
	  CHDIR [d:][path]
    OPTIONS
	  [d:]		 Specifies the drive letter of the disk
                         you wish to make current.
	  [path]	 Specifies the desired directory path
                         name to make current. The path name can 
                         be no more than 63 characters, beginning 
                         with the root directory designation (\). 
    EXAMPLES
	  ACHDIR C:\WP\LETTERS
changes to the subdirectory LETTERS on drive C. If no drive is 
specified, the current drive is assumed.
	  CCD\
allows you to change to the root directory.
	  CD ..
makes the current directory the preceding level in the tree.
    UNDO
     To check your current directory, issue the CD command with 
no arguments. The path name of your current directory will be 
returned, as in the following example:
	  CCD
	  C:\WP\LETTERS
Then, issue the appropriate CD command to make a new directory 
current.
    NOTE
     The CHDIR command is usually abbreviated to CD.
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    SEE ALSO
          CHKDSK Command
          MKDIR Command
          PATH Command
          RMDIR Command
          TREE Command