Command line shortcut

[yaro137@googlemail.com]

Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

 

[Bob I]

Re: Command line shortcut

use asterisk

Example
C:\>CD DOC* enter

goes to C:\Documents and Settings

yaro137@googlemail.com wrote:

> Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
> finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
> it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

 

[Terry R.]

Re: Command line shortcut

The date and time was 10/28/2008 7:23 AM, and on a whim,
yaro137@googlemail.com pounded out on the keyboard:

> Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
> finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
> it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

Hi Yaro,

I'm guessing you're talking about Windows Explorer. When I type in a
letter in the Address bar, all the folders beginning with that letter
show up. As I type more letters the list is shortened. I can use the
arrow keys to select the one I want. Is this what you're trying to
accomplish?

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[Terry R.]

Re: Command line shortcut

The date and time was 10/28/2008 7:23 AM, and on a whim,
yaro137@googlemail.com pounded out on the keyboard:

> Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
> finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
> it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

Sorry, I read your post but didn't stay in line with the Subject...

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[Twayne]

Re: Command line shortcut

> Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
> finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
> it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

See my previous post to yaro137. In the Command Prompt, either the F
keys or arrow keys will bring back past commands or just parts of them.

Cheers,

Twayne

 

[Twayne]

Re: Command line shortcut

> Anyone knows about some key combination that would automatically
> finish the folder names as you typing them in? I've seen someone doing
> it but I couldn't get a good look at the key combination he was using.

lol, sorry, I meant Kayman!

 

[yaro137@googlemail.com]

Re: Command line shortcut

Pegasus is absolutely right. It's the TAB indeede. Thanks
yaro

 

[yaro137@googlemail.com]

Re: Command line shortcut

Asterisk works great as well. Thanks guys. It's so much easier to use
the command prompt knowing this.
yaro