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 Specifies teh name and location of the command interpreter you want
 FreeDOS to use.  If you want to use your own command interpreter
 (instead of COMMAND.COM), you can specify its name by adding a shell
 command to your CONFIG.SYS file.

 Syntax: SHELL=[[drive:]path]filename [parameters]

   [[drive:]path]filename
      Specifies location and name of the command interpreter you want
      FreeDOS to use.

   parameters
      Specifies any command-line parameters or switches that can be used
      with the specified command interpreter.

 Default setting
 The default command interpreter for FreeDOS is COMMAND.COM.  If you do
 not use a shell command in CONFIG.SYS, FreeDOS searches for COMMAND.COM
 in the root directory of the startup drive.  You need to use the shell
 command if you want to specify a COMMAND.COM file that is not in the
 root directory or if you do not want to use the default environment size
 for COMMAND.COM.

 Example:
 If you add shell=freecom.com to your CONFIG.SYS file, and the FREECOM.COM
 command interpreter accepts the switches /C, /F, and /J, you can now use
 any of these switches on the shell command line.

   SHELL=freecom.com /C /F /J

 See Also:
   Config.SYS
   COMMAND.COM