How to Make the BEST Command Prompt (cmd)
by account3r2 in Circuits > Microsoft
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How to Make the BEST Command Prompt (cmd)
Hello, everyone!
Today I will show you how to make one of the BEST CMDs ever.
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Today I will show you how to make one of the BEST CMDs ever.
Please rate this Instructable, by the way!
Materials
Here's what you need:
• Computer
• Text editor (Can be simple, I'm using Notepad for Windows)
• You
• Keyboard (Optional, see step 2)
• Mouse (Optional, see step 2)
• Hand(s)
If you have most of the above, (must include computer, keyboard/mouse and hand[s]) then you can click Next Step
• Computer
• Text editor (Can be simple, I'm using Notepad for Windows)
• You
• Keyboard (Optional, see step 2)
• Mouse (Optional, see step 2)
• Hand(s)
If you have most of the above, (must include computer, keyboard/mouse and hand[s]) then you can click Next Step
The Code
Ok. Here's the code (copy between the stars) then I will explain:
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@echo off
cls
title Command Prompt - by account3r2
ver
echo (C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
echo.
:cmd
set /p "cmd=%cd%>"
%cmd%
echo.
goto cmd
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Yes, about step 1... You can use the mouse to copy, paste and save the file. Or you can just use the keyboard, using MouseKeys or shift-select then CTRL-C and CTRL-V.
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@echo off
cls
title Command Prompt - by account3r2
ver
echo (C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
echo.
:cmd
set /p "cmd=%cd%>"
%cmd%
echo.
goto cmd
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Yes, about step 1... You can use the mouse to copy, paste and save the file. Or you can just use the keyboard, using MouseKeys or shift-select then CTRL-C and CTRL-V.
The Explanation
@echo off ----- This tells the computer not to display commands unless it is told to do so.
cls ----- This clears any text on the screen.
title Command Prompt - by account3r2 ----- Displays the text after "title" on the title bar.
ver ----- Displays the version of Windows you are running.
echo (C) Copyright Microsoft Corp. ----- Echo displays text, The rest just says the Microsoft has copyright.
echo. ----- Echo with a period after it skips a line, like pressing enter twice does.
:cmd ----- Sets a point to access called "cmd".
set /p "cmd=%cd%>" ----- Makes a line you can type on, then saves what you typed tempararily into "cmd".
%cmd% ----- Does the command you typed.
echo. ----- Still skips a line.
goto cmd ----- Goes to the access point set called "cmd"
cls ----- This clears any text on the screen.
title Command Prompt - by account3r2 ----- Displays the text after "title" on the title bar.
ver ----- Displays the version of Windows you are running.
echo (C) Copyright Microsoft Corp. ----- Echo displays text, The rest just says the Microsoft has copyright.
echo. ----- Echo with a period after it skips a line, like pressing enter twice does.
:cmd ----- Sets a point to access called "cmd".
set /p "cmd=%cd%>" ----- Makes a line you can type on, then saves what you typed tempararily into "cmd".
%cmd% ----- Does the command you typed.
echo. ----- Still skips a line.
goto cmd ----- Goes to the access point set called "cmd"
Saving the File
Now we will save the file.
First, press file. (OR Alt+F)
Next, press Save or Save As... (OR S) (OR Just Press CTRL+S at #1)
Then, Type a name like "whatever.bat" or "CMDPRMPT.bat" but whatever it is put .bat at the end (you can use on screen keyboard for this)
After that, press save.
First, press file. (OR Alt+F)
Next, press Save or Save As... (OR S) (OR Just Press CTRL+S at #1)
Then, Type a name like "whatever.bat" or "CMDPRMPT.bat" but whatever it is put .bat at the end (you can use on screen keyboard for this)
After that, press save.
Running the Program
Next you run the program by double clicking it or by selecting it and pressing enter.
It should look like the picture below.
It should look like the picture below.
Suggestions? Updates?
If anyone has any suggestions or updates for this program, please leave a comment below. Feel free to leave any comments for anything else, and again, please rate this! Thanks!