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#1 03 Aug 2020 11:51
- Tei_tsubaki
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Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
I want to add a new command in cmd.
Any good idea?
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#2 04 Aug 2020 01:37
- Shadow Thief
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Re: Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
Any executable (either a program or a script) that's in one of the folders listed in echo %PATH% can be run from anywhere on the computer. Make a script that does something you want and add that script to one of those folders.
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#3 08 Aug 2020 10:36
- Minecraft49
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Re: Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
To quickly add your own CMD command, type:
echo @[equivalent command] >c:\windows\[yourcommandname].batExample:
echo @dir >c:\windows\listdirectory.batLast edited by Minecraft49 (20 Nov 2020 17:13)
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#4 08 Aug 2020 10:38
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Re: Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
Sorry, not dir but @dir.
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#5 29 Aug 2020 18:01
- mikeyww
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Re: Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
You can also just use CALL to execute commands in a file instead of in a subroutine. You can easily pass any needed parameters to the file.
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#6 05 Sep 2020 00:47
- Tei_tsubaki
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Re: Is there any way to add new command in cmd?
Thanks for the comment. I will try the above suggest. 
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