Creating CMD Files in OS/2

How can I create a batch file to edit my CONFIG.SYS file easily?

At an OS/2 window type E C.CMD [press Enter]. Now add these lines and save 
the file as plain text with the name of C.CMD

@C: (or the letter of your OS/2 hard disk)
@CD\
@E CONFIG.SYS

This creates a simple but very fast way to edit the CONFIG.SYS file. Type C 
[press Enter] and that is it. 

Also, for the AUTOEXEC.BAT, a similar CMD file can be created called A.CMD. 
At the OS/2 prompt type E A.CMD [enter] Now add these lines and save the 
file as plain text with the name of A.CMD

@C: (or the letter of the OS/2 hard disk)
@CD\
@E AUTOEXEC.BAT

These are simple but effective command files designed to simplify common 
OS/2 tasks similar to batch (BAT) files under DOS.

If you have any questions about this procedure, please post a note in the 
appropriate topic or forum area. Be sure to include your OS/2 version and 
your model number (i.e., 2155-G82).