Win10 system CMD command prompt practical skills seven

Will not use the CMD command prompt is the biggest difference between the newcomer and the old bird. The command prompt under the Win10 system has a lot of practical skills. If you don't know the skills of using CMD, you have to fall behind.

1. Window Translucent

This feature was actually only appeared in the Win10 era. Compared with the previous version, the Win10 version of CMD is no longer black, but adds one. Transparency option. The benefit is obvious, that is, when you are writing code, you don't have to write a step to see the underlying effect. The translucent design will make the work more efficient.
Win10 version CMD added window transparency adjustment Programmers should like this very much

In addition to manual settings, Win10 also designed a shortcut for this function, that is, press Ctrl+Shift+ in window mode The number/minus adjustment in real time is more intuitive than the above method.

2. Switching to full screen

In the Win8 era, one of the most difficult things to accept in the program is that CMD can only support half of the screen at most, and can't enjoy the full screen treatment like other windows. Fortunately, this problem has been fully solved in Win10. In addition to the full-screen button in the upper right corner of the button, the new CMD can also use the shortcut key Alt+Enter to achieve the same effect. Of course, this feature is best used with the translucent window above.
Full-screen effect

3. View command history

Many people know that the previous and next cursor keys can be used to call the previously executed commands, but if there are too many commands to execute, it is still very troublesome to read up and down. How to break? In fact, in CMD, there is a more convenient historical review function, press F7, then view the previously used commands through the menu, press Enter to execute again.
Viewing executed command history through F7

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