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  1. CamTron
    In Linux, we can open a terminal and run a command by simply typing in the command's name. So, if I wanted to run DosBox, I'd just type: dosbox The $PATH environment variable is set to /bin,/sbin,/usr/bin,/usr/local/bin,/usr/local/games. And Linux looks in all of those directories for the executable. However, in Windows, one must type the full path of the executable. So, typing: C:\Program Files (x86)\DOSBox-0.74\DOSBox.exe would run DosBox. Is there an easy way to run programs from Command Prompt without having to type all of this?
  2. xpclient

    Console.cpl

    xpclient posted a topic in Windows 8

    Back in the dark ages of Windows NT 2000/XP we could create a copy of Console.dll in system32 and rename it to Console.cpl so Control Panel showed "Console Windows Properties" (which we can access from cmd.exe -> Alt+Space -> Defaults). But in NT6 it doesn't work. :angrym: Anyone know a command line way to directly open 'Console Windows Properties'?
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