I've done this for years in my DOS sessions. A small program called qcd ("quick cd") reads the current working directory and writes a corresponding "cd" comman

I've done this for years in my DOS sessions. A small program called qcd ("quick cd") reads the current working directory and writes a corresponding "cd" command to a batch file in c:\windows: ------------------ c:\foo\bar\bat>qcd 1 (creates file called c:\windows\1.bat containing "cd \foo\bar\bat") c:\foo\bar\bat>cd \frotz\ozmoo c:\frotz\ozmoo>1 c:\foo\bar\bat>