cmd create shortcut to command

2
CMD: Create Shortcut To Command Line/Dos Programs Posted December 9, 2003 by AlexTheBeast in Windows Simple way to create shortcuts to command line programs. You favorite cmd is only one click away. Command line shortcuts on the desktop? What’s next, dogs and cats living together in harmony? 1. Right click on an empty space on the desktop to open the context menu 2. Select New 3. Select Shortcut with a left-click 4. In the location box type cmd /k plus whatever command you want. For example, if you want a shortcut to ping tech-recipes, your location box would contain: cmd /k ping tech-recipes.com 5. Select Next 6. Name your shortcut and push Finish This works on all versions of windows including Windows 7 and Windows 8.

Upload: sarzaminkhan

Post on 16-Sep-2015

43 views

Category:

Documents


3 download

DESCRIPTION

Command Line to ping

TRANSCRIPT

  • CMD: Create Shortcut To Command Line/Dos Programs Posted December 9, 2003 by AlexTheBeast in Windows Simple way to create shortcuts to command line programs. You favorite cmd is only one click away.

    Command line shortcuts on the desktop? Whats next, dogs and cats living together in harmony?

    1. Right click on an empty space on the desktop to open the context menu 2. Select New 3. Select Shortcut with a left-click 4. In the location box type cmd /k plus whatever command you want.

    For example, if you want a shortcut to ping tech-recipes, your location box would contain:

    cmd /k ping tech-recipes.com

    5. Select Next

    6. Name your shortcut and push Finish

    This works on all versions of windows including Windows 7 and Windows 8.

  • CMD: Create Shortcut To Command Line/Dos Programs