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MS DOS Command: MD (MKDIR)
 Description
 Syntax
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 Related Commands
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MS DOS Command: MD (MKDIR)

Reference from Microsoft MS-DOS cmd help

Description

Creates a directory.

You can use the MKDIR or MD command to create a multilevel directory structure.

Syntax

MKDIR [drive:]path MD [drive:]path

Parameters

drive:	Specifies the drive on which you want to create the new directory.
path	Specifies the name and location of the new directory. The maximum length of any single path from the root directory to the new directory is 63 characters, including backslashes (\).

Related Commands

For information about deleting a directory, see the RMDIR command. For information about changing directories, see the CHDIR command.

Examples

Suppose you want to create a directory on the disk in the current drive and use the directory to store all your tax information. To create a directory named TAXES, type the following command:

mkdir \taxes

You could also type this command with the same results:

md \taxes

Now suppose that the TAXES directory is the current directory and that you want to create a subdirectory of TAXES named PROPERTY. To create the PROPERTY directory, type the following command:

mkdir property

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