KapselPL
27 Marzec 2008 13:17
#1
witam! jakie znacie klawisze funkcyjne maja zastosowanie w ms-dos ? w internecie znalazlem F3 F6 i F8 a podobno jest ich 6. niedlugo mam spr i musze sie nauczyc
gugu007
27 Marzec 2008 13:53
#2
F5 przy starcie - wczytanie go艂ego DOS bez sterownik贸w (pomija autoexec.bat i config.sys)
Ctrl+F5 od艣wie偶a list臋 plik贸w w bie偶膮cym katalogu.
F1 pomoc
:mrgreen:
F1 - nie przywo艂uje pomocy w DOS-ie
Left/right arrow - Move cursor backward/forward one character. Ctrl + left/right arrow - Move cursor backward/forward one word. Home/End - Move cursor to beginning/end of line. Up/down arrow - Scroll up (and back) through list of stored commands (called the Command Buffer or History). Each press of the up key recalls the previous command and displays it on the command line. Page Up/Down - Recall oldest/most recent command in buffer. Insert - Toggle insert/overtype mode (block cursor implies overtype mode). Esc - Erase current line. F1 - Repeat text typed in preceding line, one character at a time. F2 + key - Repeat text typed in preceding line, up to first character matching key. F3 - Repeat text typed in preceding line. F5 - Change the template for F1, F2, and F3 (described earlier) so that earlier commands are used as the template; press F5 repeatedly to cycle through the entire command buffer. F6 - Place an end-of-file character (^Z) at current position of command line. F7 - Show all entries in Command Buffer (History). Alt-F7 - Clear all entries in Command Buffer (History). chars + F8 - Entering one or more characters chars followed by F8 will display the most recent entry in the Command Buffer beginning with chars. Pressing F8 again will display the next most recent matching command, and so on. If no characters are specified, F8 simply cycles through existing commands in buffer. F9 + command# - Display designated command on command line; use F7 to obtain numbers. Ctrl-C - Interrupt the output of most Command Prompt applications.
ps to nie jest zad dom, albo cos w tym stylu