Error in 'help' in cmd.exe

Hello!

I have found an error in 'help' in cmd.exe. If I can speak with an expert on this subject? If possible, I would like to talk about one-to-ones.

FO

There is no 'one to one' person to talk to.

Microsoft is developing win 7 with the exception of security and bug fixes is no longer so I doubt that they would focus on an error in the help.

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