--- In [email protected], Hugh Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if there is a more user friendly command prompt
> available for windows XP? I like bash, and I like the easy copy and
> paste facilities you get with *nix systems. Windows command prompt
> feels really riubbish after that.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
You can automatically fill in file and folder names at the command
prompt, much like a UNIX terminal. Launch the Registry editor and move
down to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER \Software\Microsoft\Command Processor.
Select Completion Char and set its value of to 9. Restart the system
for the changes to take effect. Now, at the Command Prompt window, type
in the first few characters of the file or folders and press Tab to
complete it automatically.
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- [tech4all] Better command prompt for windows? Hugh Morgan
- Re: [tech4all] Better command prompt for windows? Rocky Agrawal
- Re: [tech4all] Better command prompt for windows? Benjamin Tomasini
- [tech4all] Re: Better command prompt for windows? zuree_01
- Re: [tech4all] Re: Better command prompt for wi... Rocky Agrawal
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you dont need to restart the system in Windows XP. Just restart the command prompt and it should take effect.
On 9/20/06, zuree_01 <
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