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ms dos - Edit command in Windows 8

I'm studying IT and in my current class am learning the basic MS-DOS commands (CD, DIR, TREE, etc...). At the school, I'm using Windows 7, and I don't know how, but I'm still able to run the old EDIT command in DOS.


However, in my Windows 8 (64-bit version) laptop I'm not able to run this command. I know that it's kind of silly to ask for that once I can use a common text editor like Notepad or Notepad++, but only as a way to recreate the environment hat I have in class I'm looking for a way to use the EDIT command.


I've heard some people talking about DOSBox or ExDOS as a solution, but I don't know them.

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