UnixPaths

UnixPaths = Yes | NO:  Enables the forward slash as a path separator in 
the command name (the first item on the command line).  This allows you to 
enter a command like: 

     [c:\] /bin/programs/foo.exe

without having the forward slashes interpreted as switch characters. Note 
that setting UnixPaths to Yes does not change the command processor or 
operating system switch character, it's still '/'.  It simply allows you 
to put forward slashes in the command name without problems. 

When UnixPaths is set to Yes command switches beginning with a forward 
slash must be preceded by a space to avoid confusion (this is a good 
general practice regardless of the setting of UnixPaths).  For example: 

     [c:\] \bin\foo.exe /c        OK
     [c:\] /bin/foo.exe /c        OK
     [c:\] \bin\foo.exe/c         Error
     [c:\] /bin/foo.exe/c         Error