From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
   CMD.EXE has a version of the pushd/popd commands, obviously based on the   
   pre-existing commands in the Unix shells (starting with csh, about 4   
   decades ago).   
      
   However, as far as I can tell, the DOS/Windows implementations of these   
   commands is missing one key functionality - that is, the ability to see   
   what is on the stack.  That is, to see what you will get if you do "popd".   
   And, in fact, IMHO, it's not really worth much to have the stack and to be   
   able to "pop" if you have no idea where you're going to pop to.   
      
   Note, BTW, that you might argue that you should know where pop is going to   
   take you, because you should remember where you were before you did the   
   last "push".  This may or may not be true, but what if you've push'd   
   multiple times?  You can't be expected to remember everything, can you?   
      
   So, I hope I'm missing something.  Is there any way to tell what   
   directories are currently in "the stack" ?   
      
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