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How can I use DOS commands to display lines X through Y of a text file on the screen?

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For example: take the readme.txt file below. If I want to display "1. If the Operating System's。。。。。 Device Manager." on the DOS screen, how should I do it?

《readme.txt》
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For Windows ME:

1. If the Operating System's New Hardware Wizard prompts you that
"New Hardware Found" for the "PCI Ethernet Controller", you should
click "Next" until "Finish" is clicked and without specifying
location of the driver. You will see the "PCI Ethernet Controller"
in the Device Manager.

2. Then you can install or update the NDIS driver with "setup" or
"setup -s" command:
a) setup: The InstallShield will prompt you the steps to install
or upgrade the driver.

b) setup -s: The InstallShield will complete the installation or
upgrade without prompting you any instruction.

You need to reboot the system immediately after the Install shield
completes the installation/upgrade.

3. Do not click "Cancel" during New Hardware Wizard searches for the
driver.
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Using the type readme.txt command will display the entire contents of readme.txt;
using the type readme.txt | more command will display the entire contents of readme.txt page by page, pausing when one screen is full;
how can I use DOS commands to display only line 2 through line 5 of readme.txt on the screen?
Please give me some guidance, experts! Thanks!!

Use type readme.txt/p or /w

I also want to know how to display specific lines of a text file.
Can selective display be done?