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1. • • Access Properties by right clicking on top of the CMD window, go back to the Font tab, select either 10 x 18 or 12 x 16, and then click OK. You'll then need to go back to the Layout tab and reset the Screen Buffer Size Width to the appropriate value.
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   • How to maximize command prompt in windows xp

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     Answered Sep 11, 2009 · 2 votes

     I would recommand that you use powershell

     http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/download.mspx

     It also support full screen mode, and some other nice feature.

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   • How to run a command on command prompt startup in Windows

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     Answered Jan 23, 2020 · 17 votes

     I found my answer: I should use the /K switch, using which I can enter a new command on the opened command prompt.

     E.g. cmd /K cls will open a command prompt for me and clear it. (Answer for question 1)

     and

     cmd /K MyBatchFile.bat will start a command prompt, execute the batch file and stay on the command prompt and will not exit. (Answer for question 2).

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     Answered Mar 03, 2017 · 116 votes

     If you want a defined set of commands to run every time you start a command prompt, the best way to achieve that would be to specify an init script in the AutoRun registry value. Create it like this (an expandable string value allows you to use environment variables like %USERPROFILE%):

     reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v AutoRun ^ /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d "%"USERPROFILE"%\init.cmd" /f-

     Then create a file init.cmd in your profile folder:

     @echo off-command_Acommand_B...cls-

     To remove these changes, delete the registry key:

     reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v AutoRun-

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     Answered Oct 04, 2016 · 54 votes

     • Make a shortcut
     • Go to the properties
     • ["The bit where it says: C:\\Users\\<Your username>\\Desktop\\cmd.exe ",", you put: -cmd /K <your command here> ",""]

     e.g. C:\Users\Lewis\Desktop\cmd.exe -cmd /K color 1f

     This is the way to launch 1 command without having to mess about with the registry.

     Run multiple commands

     You can also use & (and) operator to execute multiple commands.

     Eg.

     C:\Users\Lewis\Desktop\cmd.exe -cmd /K color 1f & H: & <your command>-

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   • How to split command output in Windows command prompt?

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     Answered Jun 25, 2013 · 2 votes

     there is not exactly a split function, but you can use FOR to accomplish what you want :

     for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('ipconfig ^| findstr /i "Default gateway" ^| findstr [0-9]') do echo %%i-

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   • Command Prompt in Windows: How to create a batch file called LS to function like DIR?

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     Answered Feb 11, 2015 · 1 votes

     All you need in your .bat file is dir %cd%

     If I had more rep I would post this in a comment so mod if you can please do.

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   • How to Change Colours in Command Prompt in Windows?

     Command Prompt is a neat command-line interpreter that comes in-built with the Windows operating system. Command prompt is still used for performing various functions such as, collecting information on the network state of the computer, troubleshooting the system, deleting files, formatting computers, etc. Customizing the Command Prompt according to your needs may end up resulting in your productivity and if you are a young learner who started learning about Command Prompt recently, you will want to check this out! First, it’s important to know for reference how a default Command Prompt terminal looks like, it looks something like this:

     <img alt="How-cmd-looks">

     Here, we are going to change the color text and also the background color of cmd. Assume 2 variable x & y which are associated with specific colors.

     color xy

     ‘x‘ represents the color of the Terminal’s background, whereas, ‘y‘ represents the color of the font on the Command Prompt Terminal.

     Following the HEX values of the colors supported by Command Prompt:

     - 0 = Black 8 = Gray 1 = Blue 9 = Light Blue 2 = Green A = Light Green 3 = Aqua B = Light Aqua 4 = Red C = Light Red5 Purple...

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   Can Windows XP change text size & font?

   • In short, all versions of Windows and even XP can change, up or down, the text size and font for more comfort on the screen. It is also possible to change the colors of the text and the background of the command prompt.

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   Is there a way to change the font size of CMD?

   • The answer is that, to the best of my research and knowledge, there is currently no native way to change the font size of CMD from the command line itself. There is a very involved, hacky solution outlined here that works by invoking Powershell from CMD, for anyone that doesn't mind the work involved in implementing that soluition.

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   How to set command prompt font on XP?

   • See also How to set the command prompt font on XP? on Server Fault. Create a backup of the windows registry. Right click on the right pane, select New -> String value. Write 00 as the entry name. Right click on the new entry, click on Modify. Write the name of the desired font on the Value data field.

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   How do I change the default font in Windows 10?

   • Add a string value (REG_SZ) with the name 00 and put Consolas in the 'data' field. You will then need to reboot your PC, and change the default within command prompt. Start -> Run -> Cmd. Right click the title of the window -> Properties -> Fonts. Use ConEmu. It is way superior to the "DOS box".

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   Oct 25, 2011 · Access Properties by right clicking on top of the CMD window, go back to the Font tab, select either 10 x 18 or 12 x 16, and then click OK. You'll then need to go back to the Layout tab and reset the Screen Buffer Size Width to the appropriate value.

   • Click on the top left icon in the window (the "C:\" one) and select "Properties". Then select the "Layout" tab and change the window size to what...
   • Try this: In the Command window, right click the Title bar and select Properties from the popup menu. The property sheet appears. In the property...
   • I would recommand that you use powershell. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/download.mspx. It also s...
   • Command Window Default Properties. Click on the sytem menu, or with focus set on the Command Windows, press Alt+Space, and select Properties. Chan...
   • Check out Console2, it seems to be about the most promising window enhancement for cmd.exe. I have to say, cmd.exe is probably the worst part of w...

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   Aug 19, 2014 · How to change/get the font(-size) in the "Console Application" using Windows API or internal command without changing the registry directly?

7. www.wikihow.com › Customize-the-Font-in-WindowsHow to Customize the Font in Windows Command Prompt

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   To open command prompt, click "Start", "Run", type "cmd" (without the quotes) and press OK.

   Right-click on the top (the title bar) of the command prompt window and select "Properties". You can also access the properties window by holding ALT+SPACE+P. Notice the four tabs at the top of the properties dialogue box: Options, Font, Layout, Colors.

   When you open the "Options" tab, check "Quick Edit Mode". This will enable you to use the "copy and paste" function in the command prompt window. It is also recommended that you select "Discard Old Duplicates".

   Click on the "Layout" Tab. You will see two sets of options: "Window size" and "Screen buffer size". Window size controls the size of the window you're working with. Screen buffer size controls what's kept in your computer's buffer memory while you're running the command prompt, which can be up to 9999. It can be viewed using the scroll bar on the side of the window.

   Set a proper buffer size according to how much space you will need to keep at any given time. A width of 80 and height of 300 is a common buffer size. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/f\/ff\/Customize-the-Font-in-Windows-Command-Prompt-Step-5-Version-2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/f\/ff\/Customize-the-Font-in-Windows-Command-Prompt-Step-5-Version-2.jpg\/v4-174px-Customize ...

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   If you're a programmer and looking for some easy-to-use fonts; this page might be helpful. The author introduces some programming fonts, most of them free. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

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   It is generally recommended that you create a back-up file from registry before making any changes. Since you're only working with one specific key, back up only the "console" key. To do so, right-click on the key and click "export" and then save it somewhere on your hard drive (preferably not in your windows partition). This way, you'll be able to restore the key in case something goes wrong. Thanks Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0

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   Oct 11, 2021 · In short, all versions of Windows and even XP can change, up or down, the text size and font for more comfort on the screen. It is also possible to change the colors of the text and the background of the command prompt .

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   You will then need to reboot your PC, and change the default within command prompt. Start -> Run -> Cmd. Right click the title of the window -> Properties -> Fonts.

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    Aug 5, 2015 · 1) open command prompt. 2) Right-click on the top (the title bar) of the command prompt window and select "Properties". You can also access the properties window by holding ALT+SPACE+P. Notice the four tabs at the top of the properties dialogue box: Options, Font, Layout, Colors. 3) Open the "Font" tab.

11. www.technipages.com › windows-command-prompt-howWindows Command Prompt: How to Change the Font and Colors

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    Oct 1, 2020 · To open Command Prompt, press the Windows key, type “cmd” or “Command Prompt”, then hit enter. To configure the appearance of the text in Command Prompt, switch to the “Font” tab. Here you can edit the font size and the specific font used in the “Size” and “Font” sections respectively.