This manual describes the various AmigaDOS, and its commands. The Command Line Interpreter (CLI) reads AmigaDOS commands typed into a CLI window and translates them into actions performed by the computer. In this sense, the CLI is similar to more "traditional" computer interfaces: you type in commands and the interface displays text in return.

Because the Workbench interface is sufficient and friendly for most users the Workbench diskettes are shipped with the CLI interface "disabled". To use the commands in this manual you must "enable" the CLI interface. This puts a new icon, labeled "cli" on your Workbench. When you have selected and opened this icon, a CLI window becomes available, and you can use it to issue text commands directly to AmigaDOS.

Attached is a set of errata pages for your AmigaOOS User's Manual. Instructions are provided in the errata to indicate how the manual pages should be modified.

You may choose to make these changes or simply to file this errata package with the manual pages for future reference.

Welcome to DLG Professional
DLG Professional is the “Bulletin Board Operating System” for the Commodore Amiga. DLG provides the software tools and environment necessary to create a flexible electronic bulletin board system.

What is DLG?
The disk operating system (AmigaDOS) of your Amiga consists of a number of commands which are loaded into memory and executed when needed. Each command performs a specific task - copying afile, playing a sound, displaying a picture, and so on. DLG is very similar to AmigaDOS in concept. We took all of the various tasks performed by a bulletin board system and broke them down into small programs, each of which performs a specific task. DLG's commands include those that write messages, send files, perform maintenance, and so on. Like AmigaDOS, DLG supports batch files (lists of commands to execute in sequence), command line arguments, etc.

You can find additional information about DLG here, and you can try out a DLG BBS here. Here's a link to the official announcement of DLG being open-sourced and the software.  Here's a link to a really good source of DLG add-ons and related utilities.

Now with ReadySoft's The 64 Emulator 2, you can open new worlds within your Amiga computer. Commodore 64 software that was previously unusable can now be run on your Amiga, giving you access to thousands of programs. Commodore 64 owners who had been considering an upgrade to the Amiga 500 can now do so without losing their entire library of 64 software.

We hope you enjoy using The 64 Emulator 2, and welcome any comments. Before using The 64 Emulator 2, ReadySoft Inc. suggests you read through this manual in its entirety.