Home  Previous Page  Tweaks.com Forum  TweakXP RSS Feeds  Submit News/Tweak APCM Network  Main Site  Tweak Windows Vista  Tweak Windows 7  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 Bink OS News Network Neowin VistaForums WinModify Translate Command Prompt Tip Posted 8/12/2002 by TweakXP Member - Views: 1280 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. Comments Click here for article comments Related Advertisement Free Computer Magazines for TweakXP.com Visitors! eWeek, RCR Wireless, Information Week, Business Week, Many More Free Magazines!

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