How to Use Win2000 cmd

How to Use Win2000 cmd

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Now more and more people are using the Win2000 operating system. Sometimes we need to run some software in DOS mode and run a few simple commands, however, if you use it, you may find some inconveniences, such as how to copy the path or other content to the command line, how to select and copy the content in DOS to other editing software such as notepad?

Today, I will give you some operation skills on DOS in Win2000.

1. Select, copy, and paste:

First, we only need to input "cmd" in "start-> Run" to call up the DOS mode of Win2000, but in this mode, CTRL + A, CTRL + C cannot be used, CTRL + v. You can only drag the mouse to select the content to be copied, and use the "enter" key to replace "Ctrl + C" to copy the content you want to copy; right-click to paste other content to DoS instead of "Ctrl + V. Is it strange? The last time someone asked me how to copy the content in DOS, I told her above that she thought I lied to her :-)

2. Quick file locating:

Nowadays, the hard disk is getting bigger and bigger. is the path of some files really very long? You must enter the name of a folder in DOS with annoyance, in fact, you only need to drag the files you want to access in DOS to DoS and release them. If you only need to locate a folder, you can first enter "cd" on the Cmd Line, followed by a space, and then drag and drop a file in that folder to delete the file name, press enter. (If your previous drive letter is the same as the drive letter in the folder, it can be directly displayed. If your previous drive letter is C:, the drive letter in the folder is D :, then you need to enter cd d .)