1. Change the color scheme of the DOS Window
Command is = "color 07"
color bf - where b is the background color while f is for the foreground color
color f0 - it will produce a cmd as white background and black color for typing
To revert to the original color scheme, type color without any arguments.
2. Change the Title of the Window to reflect the current time
color bf - where b is the background color while f is for the foreground color
color f0 - it will produce a cmd as white background and black color for typing
To revert to the original color scheme, type color without any arguments.
2. Change the Title of the Window to reflect the current time
Do you know that you can put your name or your blog address in the title of the command prompt window. That’s like a neat watermark when you are using that screenshot for your website.
title your_name %time%
eg title Vaseem %time%
That %time% will append the current timestamp to the Window’s title.
3. Navigate the Command History using Keyboard
If you have a long list of commands in the history, press the function key F7 to navigate through the history list using the arrow keys.
And if you already know the command number, press F9 and directly type that number. Very useful if you have to run some command repeatedly.
title your_name %time%
eg title Vaseem %time%
That %time% will append the current timestamp to the Window’s title.
3. Navigate the Command History using Keyboard
If you have a long list of commands in the history, press the function key F7 to navigate through the history list using the arrow keys.
And if you already know the command number, press F9 and directly type that number. Very useful if you have to run some command repeatedly.
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