Some common shortcuts in the DOS command prompt are introduced

In the actual work, often use the DOS command prompt in the Windows
system. In order to improve efficiency, here are some shortcut keys commonly used in the process of using the DOS command prompt. I hope that Helps friends who use the DOS command prompt.

1, ESC: Clear the current command line

2, Ctrl+M: return carriage

3, Ctrl+H: delete a character to the left of the cursor 4, Alt +F7: Clear all command history that has been entered.

5, F7: Display the command history, list all the commands that have been entered in the form of a graphical list window, and use the up and down arrow keys to select the command again. .

6, F9: Select the command by number, and ask you to enter the number corresponding to the command in the graphical dialog box (this number is the number in front of the command history seen in F7), and the command Displayed on the screen.

7, F8: Search the history of the command, cycle through all the commands that have been entered until the Enter key is pressed.

8, Ctrl+C: Force abort command execution

9, Ctrl+Break: Force abort command execution

10, Alt+PrintScreen: intercept the entire DOS command prompt Window, save as a picture to the clipboard

11, copy DOS command prompt content method: right-click → mark &rarr in the command prompt window; use the mouse to select the content you want to copy → right Click, then the content you selected has been saved to the clipboard.