Using Javadoc with Command Prompt

Hi is there anyway where I can use javadoc using command prompt?
my friend said is
"C:>javadoc *.java"
but it did not work for me but can work for him...
any help pls?
THanks

Search for the file javadoc.exe in your computer.
If found, change to that directory* and issue a valid javadoc.command.
If not found, download and install Java's JDK, which contains the file.
* You can also set your os's path variable to include this directory.

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