Home  Previous Page  Tweaks.com Forum  TweakXP Newsletter  TweakXP RSS Feeds  Submit News/Tweak APCM Network  Main Site  Tweak Windows Vista  WinGeek  MS News Live  DealGizmo XP Downloads  Our Tweaking Utility!  System Utilities  Visual Styles  XP Arcade Games Tweak & Tip Categories  User Interface  Usability Tips  System Performance  Internet & Network  Hardware  Software  Security  Miscellaneous  Incorrect Tweaks Affiliates ThemeXP XBOX Cheaters Bink OS News Network XP Themes Stardock Neowin Pro-Networks VistaForums Translate Command Prompt Tip Posted 8/12/2002 by TweakXP Member In a command window you can use the TAB key as "complete" key - like in unix/linux. Example: Start a cmd window and go to root (c:\) type cd - hit TAB key - and you will now scroll the directories, also hidden ones. Try: cd doc - hit TAB key - You get up "Documents and Settings" - hit enter. in Documents and Settings type cd and hit key several time - and you will scroll through the names of the directories - also the hidden ones. Related Advertisement Free Computer Magazines for TweakXP.com Visitors! InfoWorld Making the right technology buying decisions is more important to business success than ever. That's why InfoWorld is dedicated to helping IT professionals get technology right. eWeek is the essential weekly technology information source for builders of e-business. Other Titles: RCR Wireless, Network World, InfoWorld, Information Week, CRN Magazine, BaseLine Magazine, Many More Free Magazines!

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