Command Line Editing

What's New - Command Line Editing 

        »  Extended directory searches can be used directly from the 
           command line for quick directory navigation; see Automatic 
           Directory Changes or Directory Navigation for details. 

        »  Made several ehancements to filename completion, including: 

        *   The Ctrl-A key, which toggles between long and short filenames 
            for filename completion, can now be hit at any point during 
            command line entry -- not just during filename completion. 
             For example, if you hit Ctrl-A at the beginning of the 
            command line, all filenames subsequently returned for that 
            line will be short names (until you hit Ctrl-A again). 

        *   Filename completion can now be customized for individual 
            commands via the new FileCompletion .INI directive (or 
            environment variable).  For example, you can configure CMD.EXE 
            to complete only the names of .TXT files when the command line 
            starts with the name of your text editor, or to display only 
            directory names when you are entering a CD command. 

        *   The F7 filename completion popup window now sorts the filename 
            list alphabetically. 
 »You can now expand aliases immediately while still on the command line 
 with the Ctrl-F key. »Command line history recall will now stop at the 
 beginning and end of the history list rather than wrapping around, if you 
 set HistWrap to No in the .INI file or through the configuration dialogs.