Exit Ü
   ßßßßß

 Quits the COMMAND.COM command interpreter and returns to the program that
 started COMMAND.COM, if one exists.

 Syntax: EXIT

 Using exit  with the command interpreter
 When you use command to start a new command interpreter, you can use
 exit to return to the old command interpreter.  Also, while running
 some programs, you can run the FreeDOS command interpreter and then
 use the exit command to return to your program.

 Exiting a permanent command shell
 If you start COMMAND.COM with the /P switch (which means permanent),
 exit has no effect.

 See Also:
   Command