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Command line shortcut
I've seen someone navigation through folders using command line the
way so it was finishing the names of folders. Say you type in "prog" and you getting "program files". Must be som key combination. Any idea how to do that? yaro |
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wrote in message ... I've seen someone navigation through folders using command line the way so it was finishing the names of folders. Say you type in "prog" and you getting "program files". Must be som key combination. Any idea how to do that? yaro That person probably typed the command "cd \prog", then pressed the Tab key. |
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Command line shortcut
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 05:06:46 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
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Command line shortcut
Try the Tab key.
Louis wrote in message ... I've seen someone navigation through folders using command line the way so it was finishing the names of folders. Say you type in "prog" and you getting "program files". Must be som key combination. Any idea how to do that? yaro |
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I've seen someone navigation through folders using command line the
way so it was finishing the names of folders. Say you type in "prog" and you getting "program files". Must be som key combination. Any idea how to do that? yaro They are using the history features. There are two basic ways: The F keys starting with F2 will bring back past commands, parts of commands, or commands up to a certain letter, etc.. The up and down arrows will lead you through the last commands you issued sequentially. Up arrow once is the last command, up arrow again to the next to last, and so forth, until you get to the very first command you entered. Very useful features IMO. Some like the F keys, a leftover from DOS days, and some prefer the arrow keys more, which used to be an addon program. Cheers, Twayne |
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