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Monday, January 28, 2013
Copy File Path And Name Using Windows Explorer Context Menu Extensions
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Create a text file of the contents of a directory in Windows
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Dir Command - Displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Batch files to list all files and directories in a folder
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System/tcsh Commands
tcsh command history
List previous commands history
Repeat previous command !!
Move up in history list Ctrl-p (previous)
Move down in history Ctrl-n (next)
Cursor left to edit command Ctrl-b (backwards)
Cursor right to edit command Ctrl-f (forwards)
Delete character in command Ctrl-d
Repeat $n$th command in history !$n$
Repeat command beginning with str !str
Users
Seeing who is logged in who or finger
Getting a username finger lastname
Changing identities su username
Seeing who you are whoami
Changing machines
Logging on to another machine rsh hostname
Logging out from any machine logout
Which machine is this? hostname
tcsh, csh job control
Run command in the background command &
Stop foreground job C-z
Run stopped job in foreground fg
Run stopped job in background bg
List background jobs jobs
Bring job foreward %[$n$]
Run command at lower priority nice command
tcsh miscellaneous
Filename, command name completion <Tab>
List possible completions Ctrl-d
Spelling correction ESC s
csh environment
List current settings env
Change setting setenv VARIABLE value
Process control
List your processes ps
Tell a process to die kill PID
Kill without mercy kill -9 PID
Timing time command
Mail
Read your new mail mail
Read your old mail mail -f
Send from console to another user mail username
Send file to another user mail [-s subject] username < filename
List previous commands history
Repeat previous command !!
Move up in history list Ctrl-p (previous)
Move down in history Ctrl-n (next)
Cursor left to edit command Ctrl-b (backwards)
Cursor right to edit command Ctrl-f (forwards)
Delete character in command Ctrl-d
Repeat $n$th command in history !$n$
Repeat command beginning with str !str
Users
Seeing who is logged in who or finger
Getting a username finger lastname
Changing identities su username
Seeing who you are whoami
Changing machines
Logging on to another machine rsh hostname
Logging out from any machine logout
Which machine is this? hostname
tcsh, csh job control
Run command in the background command &
Stop foreground job C-z
Run stopped job in foreground fg
Run stopped job in background bg
List background jobs jobs
Bring job foreward %[$n$]
Run command at lower priority nice command
tcsh miscellaneous
Filename, command name completion <Tab>
List possible completions Ctrl-d
Spelling correction ESC s
csh environment
List current settings env
Change setting setenv VARIABLE value
Process control
List your processes ps
Tell a process to die kill PID
Kill without mercy kill -9 PID
Timing time command
Read your new mail mail
Read your old mail mail -f
Send from console to another user mail username
Send file to another user mail [-s subject] username < filename
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