2010年9月10日 · If you want to edit files in the command prompt, you can get the Windows version of Nano. As a side note, those little ^ signs at the bottom of the window are supposed …

MS-DOS Editor (or just edit) is a 16-bit text editor that is still included with 32-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1. It can edit files upto 65,279 lines long and has mouse …

2012年8月19日 · I use a batch file I call DOSbox.bat to set any environment strings I need, and I have a shortcut to it on my desktop. The command in the "Target:" box is …

2014年4月1日 · You could also create a .bat file, edit.bat, to replace the 16-bit edit program (removed because x64 windows flavors won't run it) which would launch your favorite editor. …

I am not interested in any script/batch automation, at least not now, I just want plain simple registry editing through cmd Reg command. Without the need to destroy a key just to add it a …

As for when this was useful: I believe I used to view Windows shortcut (.lnk) files using edit. (I think when the links were broken, Windows couldn't edit them anymore--or maybe I was just …

Thanks for the feedback, Debra. Notepad <filename> simply initiates another window, which is just the normal notepad app. I want a feature like the "edit <filename>" cmd used to have, …

2009年1月6日 · Starting a CMD from Windows Shortcut. 4. How to create a shortcut by using windows command line. 33.

Group policy for the local machine is stored in the registry. The lame approach for modifying it, is via the Command Prompt using the reg command.

You have to keep in mind, the new PATH is not visible in your current cmd.exe. But if you look in the registry or on a new cmd.exe with "set p" you can see the new value. Share