Shortcut Keys in the Command Prompt window

Shortcut Keys in the Command Prompt window
F1: Press F1 once, and switch to the executed command character from the command prompt. If it is the last command, no switchover is performed.

Example: Enter "dir", Press F1 once, and then enter d automatically. Press twice to enter I, and then enter R three times.

F2: after pressing this key, the system prompts "Enter the number of characters that can be copied". At this time, press the characters in the Last Command (case sensitive) then the command prompt will automatically enter the command character that was previously entered before the key character.

Example: Enter "dir", Press F2, and enter R, then Di is automatically input.

F3: automatically enter the command that was executed last time. If you have already entered some characters, press the button and then enter the remaining characters.

F4: after pressing, the system prompts "Enter the number of characters that can be deleted". After pressing the characters, the string between the current cursor position character and the following character is deleted. If the following character does not contain the previous character, do not perform the operation and close the prompt window.

Example: "CD Program Files" has been entered, the cursor is under the D character, press F4. then press a, and the string is changed to "cam files ".

F5: Press F5 to automatically switch to the executed command character. You can press the SELECT command multiple times.

F6: Enter the character that originally needs to press Ctrl + Z ~ Z, which is mainly used in debug.

F7: the most practical shortcut. After you press the arrow key, select the command you have previously entered.

F8: similar to F5, but the command can be selected in scrolling mode.

F9: used with F7. The command selected in F7 is numbered. Press F9 and enter the command number to run the command quickly.

Tab: enter the name of the subfolders in the current folder. You can press it multiple times to select a folder and use it with the CD command to quickly enter the subfolders.

ESC clear current command line

CTRL + H delete a character on the left of the cursor

CTRL + C or Ctrl + break force stop Command Execution

CTRL + M indicates the press ENTER confirmation key

Alt + F7 clear all history records of commands that have been input

Alt + print screen captures the content in the current command window on the screen

From: http://hi.baidu.com/computer198353/blog/item/d5fc2730943ecb98a9018e85.html