Showing posts with label Copy Command Prompt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copy Command Prompt. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Directory Creation and Navigation through Command Prompt

Hi,


This post will give you the clear idea how to navigate and create within the directories in Command prompt. This will help you to identify the directory location and you can easily understand the UNIX environment also. For the practice purpose I am going to show every folder(directory) creation with in the command prompt only.
To Start command prompt
1.Go to start->run-> and then type cmd or command (You can use WIN+R to get run directly)
2.Command window is opened with the current user. like below

C:\Users\SK>

Where C - > is root directory
   Users - > Folder which all the users are existing
    SK      - > I am the user(It will differ from system to system)

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

How to Copy Command Prompt Content

Hi
Its very interesting to copy the content from Command Prompt. As we know Command Prompt is the console based application. But if there is some thing important information like description of file, or an IP address of any URL you want to know through Command Prompt its very easy. If you want to save such information from Command Prompt How it can be achieved.?
Very simple. Here are the few steps that makes you surprise at the end when you play this trick. Lets start with step 1
1) Open Run and Type Command or CMD ( Not case sensitive )
2) Type any command ( Here I used help -> which displays the list of commands with description )
3) Right Click in the Command prompt and select "Mark"
4) Now your cursor will be at the top right corner of Command Prompt screen.
5) Select the text just by dragging the Mouse.
6) Hit Enter .. Wow Now your text is copied into the Clip board. If you want to check or save that information open any editor like notepad, word pad etc... and use paste or simply ctrl + v

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