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    When at the prompt, typing in one or more letters a file or directory name contains will auto complete the name in alphabetical order. This shortcut can be used any time you need to type a file name or directory in a command. When setting the search path, the current path value can be represented as %PATH%.

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    When at the prompt, typing in one or more letters a file or directory name contains will auto complete the name in alphabetical order. This shortcut can be used any time you need to type a file name or directory in a command. When setting the search path, the current path value can be represented as %PATH%.

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    DOS Commands

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    When at the prompt, typing in one or more letters a file or directory name contains will auto complete the name in alphabetical order. This shortcut can be used any time you need to type a file name or directory in a command. When setting the search path, the current path value can be represented as %PATH%.

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    cleanmgr = disk cleanup eventvwr = event veiwer command /k ver = to see dos version taskmgr = task manager sysdm.

    cpl - advanced system properties While at the prompt, typing in one or more letters a file or directory name cont ains will auto complete the name in alphabetical order. For example, when at the C:\> prompt type the below command. cd p After the above command has been typed, instead of pressing the enter press the tab key. When you press the tab key the first directory that begins with p will be automa tically typed into the command. Continuing to press the tab key will cycle through all available directories inc luding the "Program Files" directory. This shortcut can be used any time you need to type a file name or directory in a command. wmic bios get serial number wmic csproduct get name wmic bios > mydata.txt wmic os >> mydata.txt When setting the search path, the current path value can be represented as %PATH %. C:\WINNT4\SYSTEM32>PATH=C:\jdk1.4.1;%PATH% FD071DBA-2994-4350-93BB-EC245D0D3C74 ( iresizer key app)

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