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Autocompletion for commands

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I'm wondering, if it is possible to activate autocompletion for commands like in linux. So for example I want to be able in command line type "xc + TAB" and then have it completed to xcopy.

Furthermore it would be nice to have a possibility to add some fixed path to autocompletion.

Anyone has an idea, if this is possible?

Thanks in advance.


windows xp has that function...i dont know if its post sp2 or not...anyone can confirm?

windows 2k3 has too the only one that doesnt have is 98 ad 2000. I dont know if theres a tweak or hack to make it work in win2k or not

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To make this clear: I don't want to have the normal autocompletion in XP for files and folders, but an adequate thing for the commands.

In the standard XP-installation this isn't contained or just not enabled, I don't know.

unless you're actually in the folder where the .exe file is located, no (since that's just file completion). There is no command completion functionality in the command prompt. Perhaps in Monad, but definitely not cmd or command.

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