Open
the Windows command line directory of
any folder in Windows by holding down the
Shift key on the keyboard,
right-clicking on a folder, and choosing the Open command window here
option from the menu that appears. Using this tip you can quickly open any
folder in the Windows command line without having to use the Windows command
line commands to navigate to that directory. In the picture to the right, is
an example of what this menu looks like when done properly. Keep in mind, if
you do not hold down the Shift key this option will not be visible.
If your are connected with world of programming, you might have heard this word " Batch File ". A batch file is used to execute a no of operations or a list of commands one after the other often requiring no user input. A no of operations are batched in a file to be executed sequentially when we run that file. In Microsoft Windows Operating system a batch file is a file saved with .bat extension while in other operating systems like Unix and Linux it can be written as a command file shell script. Batch files are often used to load programs, run multiple processes at a time, and perform common or repetitive tasks. For example, a batch job could be used to back up many files on a computer system, process log files, run a series of calculation commands, run multiple system diagnostic processes, or any number of other things that require multiple commands to be run. A big advantage of a batch job is that it can be started at any time and left alone until t...
