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This is the older command prompt. Note that it does not recognize long file names, as it only follows the old DOS 8.3 naming convention. It also only applies to 32-bit Windows. 64-bit Windows only has <a href='JAVASCRIPT:openPopWin("Cmd.html", 800, 500, "menubar,scrollbars,resizable,status", "", "cen", 10)'>CMD]], which has Long File Name capabilities and pasting from the Windows Clipboard.
This is the older command prompt. Note that it does not recognize long file names, as it only follows the old DOS 8.3 naming convention. It also only applies to 32-bit Windows. 64-bit Windows only has [[Cmd]], which has Long File Name capabilities and pasting from the Windows Clipboard.


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Latest revision as of 21:31, 28 March 2026

To open a the COMMAND go to Start --> Run --> Type "command" --> Enter

This is the older command prompt. Note that it does not recognize long file names, as it only follows the old DOS 8.3 naming convention. It also only applies to 32-bit Windows. 64-bit Windows only has Cmd, which has Long File Name capabilities and pasting from the Windows Clipboard.


References


See Also