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== Start up flow == | == Start up flow == | ||
TODO | TODO | ||
== Command Prompt == | |||
Aka cmd.exe, you can start it by clicking on the "start" button and then click on "Run..." | |||
== Quick edit mode === | |||
You can change the properties of a Command Prompt to allow you to do these neat things: | |||
* right-click to paste | |||
* select with mouse and press enter to copy from selected text | |||
You can do so by doing a right click on the Command Prompt window and changing the properties. | |||
You can also change the defaults settings for Command Prompts being generated in the future. | |||
If I recall correctly, this feature was requested for RelOps to deploy to all of our Windows machines. | |||
== runas == | |||
In many places you can right click and run a process as root. | |||
However, sometimes you would want to do that from the command prompt. | |||
runas /user:root command_that_you_want | |||
== Screen resolution == | |||
You can do a right click on the desktop and click on "Properties". | |||
You can then click on the "Settings" tab. | |||
== Access "Group Policy" == | |||
From a privileged command prompt you can type "gedit.msc" and it will open it. | |||
TODO: add screen shot | |||
== Registry == | |||
You can start the registry editor by running "regedit". | |||
== Xp == | == Xp == | ||