Anyone setting out in Norton Ghost 2003 to make a single 1.44MB floppy system diskette utilizing MS-DOS learns very quickly that space is at a premium.   is so voluminous that not even the modest can be squeezed in.  However, when using a bootable 1.44MB floppy diskette to generate a bootable CD with Nero Express there is a "workaround"  for this dilemma, i.e, place in a folder entitled located in the non-bootable sector of the CD designated and then insert a PATH statement in pointing at the target folder.

As there are a number of DOS-dependent utility routines in my kit bag (see images below), I decided to take advantage of all
that space so now I am able to merely quit Ghost 2003 after the boot-up to enjoy a allowing an easy switch over
to .  Doing so allows me to employ those tools contained in the various folders therein in order to perform tasks in DOS that cannot readily be accomplished in Windows.