From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
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   Zaidy036   wrote:   
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   >Since you are doing manually why not make a small batch to add dir into   
   >a txt file before the pushd and repeat the batch as needed so the txt   
   >file has a list in order you did the pushd's.  And, of course, you also   
   >have to have code to remove entries from the file when you do popd.   
      
   Right.  And, in fact, I had already done that - actually, did it as a pair   
   of DOSKEY macros - before starting this thread.  It works fine, but, of   
   course, it is one more piece of baggage that I have to carry around.   
      
   My overall reason for posting this thread was that I was concerned that I   
   had overlooked an easier way to do it.  You know how that is - you   
   implement something that you really do believe should be built-in, but   
   seems not to be.  Then, after writing your version of it, you wonder if   
   there is something you overlooked.  Maybe something documented, maybe not.   
      
   So, I come to the experts in this Usenet newsgroup asking if there is a   
   built-in way to do it.  The answer seems to be "No".   
      
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