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The thread discusses sources for a list of Windows command prompt and MS-DOS commands. The original poster requests command lists, and others share links and resources, including a recommended comprehensive help file. A concern is raised about the correct usage of commands, noting that many require batch scripting knowledge, which could confuse beginners. Overall, the conversation highlights useful command resources and emphasizes understanding command usage complexity.

Veegertx

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you want the best of best WinCmdRef.chm. I install and then copy the .chm somewhere and uninstall
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zvit

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🙂 lol, here: Link Removed Just type in a search string, click "Google Search", then click on "Tiny URL" and a tiny URL will be created for you to copy and paste wherever you want.
 

OldTimer

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Neat!

I went to the "My Favorite" listing and sure nuff, there was the entire DOS command list.
However, what was not really specified is that many of those commands can only be used within a DOS batch file.
Someone who knows nothing about writing batch files, could go crazy trying to get some of those commands to work at the command prompt.

Just a thought......