Write a DOS Batch File Write a DOS Batch File to the following exact specifi­ cations. For full marks, do not include any non-essen­ tial DOS commands that are not required by the specifi­ cations. (Don't do things that are not requested!) The exact specifications are: (1) Start the batch file with two comment lines. The first comment line should contain only your name. The second comment line should contain only your Algonquin email userid. (2) Make drive letter B your currently logged-in drive. (3) Produce a recursive directory listing of the root directory of the C drive and redirect the output to a directory listing file named OUTFILE in the root directory of the current disk drive (do not use any drive letter for this output pathname). Use a TXT extension on the output listing file name. (4) Make drive A your currently logged-in drive. (5) Create a new directory named NEWCNEW located under the root of the C drive. Create this directory on the C drive. (6) Make the root directory of the current drive the current working directory. (7) Create a subdirectory in the current working directory named LISTOUT. (8) Make drive letter D your currently logged-in drive. (9) Put a copy of the output directory listing file you created earlier into each of the two new directories you just created: Put one copy of the output directory listing file into the existing LISTOUT directory; put another copy of the file into the existing NEWCNEW directory. Use a BAK file name extension for the copied version of both files. --------------------------------------------------- REM Ian Allen REM alleni B: DIR C:\ /S >\OUTFILE.TXT A: MD C:\NEWCNEW CD \ MD LISTOUT D: COPY B:\OUTFILE.TXT A:\LISTOUT\OUTFILE.BAK COPY B:\OUTFILE.TXT C:\NEWCNEW\OUTFILE.BAK