HISTORY COMMAND

Purpose:  Supports the "history" of commands entered from the keyboard.

Syntax:   HISTORY [/H|/L] [/X|/C] [size]

Type:     External command

Note:     Keeps a resident part, sometimes in conventional memory.

Description:

     Some commands perform the input from the keyboard using the DOS
function.  One of the examples of such a program is COMMAND.COM.  Working
with this program it is very handy to have an opportunity to recall one of
the recent command lines. Exactly, what this command does. You will be able
to look through all recent commands by pressing arrow keys [Up] and [Down].
Having chosen the required string, you can continue its editing, or input it
by pressing [Enter].

Parameters:

/H     permission to use HMA;
/L     contrary to the previous one, the resident code will be situated
       in the conventional memory;
/X     use the extended memory for data;
/C     use the conventional memory for data;
size   defines the size of data buffer (When you use the extended memory
       for data, it is rounded to kilobytes)

     Running the command without arguments is equal to:

          HISTORY /H/X 512