Directory History Window
Directory History Window Keys:
Ctrl-PgUp (from the command line) Open the directory history
window.
or Ctrl-PgDn
^ Scroll the display up one line.
v Scroll the display down one line.
Scroll the display left 4 columns.
> Scroll the display right 4 columns.
PgUp Scroll the display up one page.
PgDn Scroll the display down one page.
Ctrl-PgUp Go to the beginning of the directory list.
or Home
Ctrl-PgDn Go to the end of the directory list.
or End
Ctrl-D Delete the selected line from the directory list.
Enter Change to the selected drive and directory.
Ctrl-Enter Move the selected line to the command line for
editing.
The current directory is recorded automatically in the directory history
list just before each change to a new directory or drive.
You can view the directory history from a directory history window and
change to any drive and directory on the list. To activate the directory
history window, press Ctrl-PgUp or Ctrl-PgDn at the command line. You
can then select a new directory with the Enter key.
If the directory history list becomes full, old entries are deleted to
make room for new ones. You can set the size of the list with the
DirHistory directive in the .INI file. In order to conserve space, each
directory name is recorded just once in the directory history, even if
you move into and out of that directory several times. The directory
history can be stored in either a "local" or "global" list. (See Local
and Global Directory History.)
When you switch directories the original directory is saved in the
directory history list, regardless of whether you change directories at
the command line, from within a batch file, or from within an alias.
However, directory changes made by external directory navigation
utilities or other external programs are not recorded by CMD.EXE.
See Popup Windows for information on customizing window position, size,
and color.
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