Beginner's question...
Jeff Shannon
jeff at ccvcorp.com
Fri Nov 23 18:56:33 EST 2001
Keith Farmer wrote:
> "Jeff Shannon" <jeff at ccvcorp.com> wrote in message
> news:3BFEC93C.78DB7D98 at ccvcorp.com...
> > you're doing repeated runs of the same script, you can run DOSkey and then
> > you can repeat the command with up-arrow.
>
> Actually (at least under Win2k, I think under Win98), DOS already supports
> up-arrow history.
Almost--cmd.exe is the standard console for Win2k and WinNT (and presumably
WinXP), and supports command history; command.com is the standard console for
Win95/98/ME, and doesn't support history without the use of DOSkey. Actually,
from what I've heard/read, command.com is a pretty weak excuse for a shell, in
general, but cmd.exe is fairly decent... but my familiarity with the NT flavors
is almost nil.
Jeff Shannon
Technician/Programmer
Credit International
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