Did you know that you can hit F7 in The Windows Command Line for a history of commands that you can choose with your keyboard? Did you know you can copy a file path by just dragging a file into the command line?

Hit F7 and you will get a complete list of commands that you executed. Use the arrow keys to highlight the command you want to run again or just hit the number key corresponding to the command that you want to execute.

History keys

Use F1 to paste the previous command one character at a time, F2 (followed by a number) to paste the previous command up to the said number and F3 to paste the previous command.

Run multiple commands

You can run multiple command by separating them with &&. Note that this doesn’t run the commands simultaneously. Instead, the command towards the left is run first and if it completes successfully then the second command will run. If the first command fails, then the second command will not run

Check out these and other great Command Line Tips from Varun over at MakeUseOf.com here:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/10-windows-command-line-tips-tricks-you-should-definitely-check-out/

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