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Stores the name of the current directory for use by the popd
command, then changes to the specified directory. pushd [path] Parameter path Specifies the directory to make the current directory. This command
supports relative paths. If command extensions are enabled (the default in
Windows 2000), the pushd command accepts either a network path or
a local drive letter and path. When a network path is specified, pushd creates a temporary drive
letter for the specified network resource and then changes the current drive
and directory to the specified directory on the newly defined drive.
Temporary drive letters are allocated using the first unused drive letter
found. When you use the popd command, it deletes any temporary drive
letter created by pushd. |