2010年9月10日 · On Unix I'd just use vi, but I don't know what the command is on Windows. I am actually trying to edit files over SSH with Windows Server 2008.

I know for linux and Unix machines there is emacs and vi text editor and gcc is built in to compile c code? what would be the Windows text editor in cmd and are there any compilers built in?

2014年4月1日 · Assuming you're using Windows 7 (where edit.exe and edlin.exe have been removed): Use powershell.exe instead of cmd - thereby edit will be available via command line.

How do I modify an existing registry key value from cmd? There are a lot of options and switches, bells and whistles, for the Reg command. There are options to query, add, and delete keys, …

If you are at a command prompt in Windows, you can just type Notepad <filename> and it will either create a new file of that name, or edit if the file exists. If you install another text editor, …

It is (on GPEDIT.MSC) on: Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options How to change it from command line? The tittle of the post say: …

2009年1月6日 · I'm normally a Linux guy, but I need to write a batch script on Windows to change the target of some shortcuts. Is there a command to do that?

2016年2月29日 · To re-edit a file in your terminal using the vi command, you can follow these steps: Open your terminal. Use the following command to open the text file in vi: vi …

2016年10月3日 · I want to update group policy in windows server using command line. I don't want programatic way. I read this &amp; this, and then tried delete registry keys based on the …

With cmd.exe, when something's wrong with what I typed? What edit option can I do? I can use arrow key to move cursor one by one, but it would be great if there's a key for Move the cursor …