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The forum discussion centers on a Windows Command Reference guide shared by the original poster, which provides comprehensive command-line tools for various Windows operating systems. Contributors express appreciation for the resource’s usefulness and share personal experiences, with one mentioning a bug fix related to IE10. The overall sentiment is positive, highlighting the reference as a helpful tool for Windows users and enthusiasts.
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This download from MS gives an A-Z of command lines that can be used in cmd prompt. If you find that once downloaded it won't seem to open properly then you'll need to unblock it. Right-click on the file and choose properties, look near the bottom and you'll see where to unblock it.

Brief Description

This download describes the use of the command-line tools used to perform various tasks related to Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, Windows 7, and Windows Vista.

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Download details: Windows Command Reference

 

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Mike

Mike

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This is a fantastic find, Ross. I have moved it over to the Tweaks, Guides, and HOWTO forum since this is simply a Microsoft Compiled HTML Help File. No doubt, someone will definately be looking for and/or appreciate something like that in our section. Thanks once again. :)
 

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Veegertx

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#3
Good reference I been using for year's. XP you had to create a special shortcut to it
 

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allen05

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#4
Kinda neat... received notice from Connect today, pleasant surprise, informing me a bug in IE10, which was released today 26/10/2012, that I reported to the IE10 Build Team was FIXED prior to today's release.
 

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squirtmph

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Thank you very much, I just have look your command.

I have find another web page w/ commands can I post the link here?

Thank you, Sir.
 

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