Aukiman
4th September 2009, 06:25 AM
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Forwarded these by a mate, very useful since I spend most of my time in the command environment.
F1 retypes the previous command one character at a time
F2 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter the char to copy up to:”
F3 retypes the last command in full
F4 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter char to delete up to:”
F5 as for F3
F6 Print EOF character (Ctrl+Z)
F7 brings up a dialog of all the recent command history
F8 brings up each of the most recent commands, one at a time
F9 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter command number:”
or . .
in the cmd window type 'cd' then press and hold TAB
or . .
in the cmd window type 'cd' and the first letter of a folder you want to nav to quickly then press TAB
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Ben Cavanagh
bcavanagh.com
absolute aukiman
cmd
command tips
Forwarded these by a mate, very useful since I spend most of my time in the command environment.
F1 retypes the previous command one character at a time
F2 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter the char to copy up to:”
F3 retypes the last command in full
F4 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter char to delete up to:”
F5 as for F3
F6 Print EOF character (Ctrl+Z)
F7 brings up a dialog of all the recent command history
F8 brings up each of the most recent commands, one at a time
F9 brings up a dialog and asks “Enter command number:”
or . .
in the cmd window type 'cd' then press and hold TAB
or . .
in the cmd window type 'cd' and the first letter of a folder you want to nav to quickly then press TAB
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Ben Cavanagh
bcavanagh.com
absolute aukiman
cmd
command tips