TT=>> For example, when my PATH got unmanageable early on, I got fed up an
TT=>> put all by EXE & COM standalones in a C:\E ; Batchfiles in C:\B, etc. Or
TT=>> E! and B! if the single letter directory names make you nervous. It saves
TT=>> LOT of space in the PATH. Good luck!
TT=>Well, with the versatility of 4DOS, my path statement only has 7 directorie
TT=>in it. Maybe he should try that. 
TT=>Long path entry's can substantially reduce performance of a DOS machine,
TT=>especially in a multitasking mode. Strive not for compression of the path,
TT=>but for consiceness, and you'll achieve a faster, more efficient system.
TT=>Remember, for each path presented, the system will search thru all the file
TT=>in each prior to executing the next.
You can try this too:
write batch files to change your paths for the stuff you're doing at the
time... ie.
Path= c:\; \dos; \apps
call it apps.bat and just run it and have your original path in another
.bat file?
Just a thought.
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