Tab button will auto complete a command
To determine whether auto-summarization is in effect for Routing Information Protocol (RIP), you can use the command show ip protocols. This command will display the routing protocol settings and indicate whether auto-summarization is enabled or disabled. Look for the line that specifies "auto-summary" in the output. If it is present, auto-summarization is enabled; if not, it is disabled.
Use "exit" command.
Use the command line: Bootrec/rebuildBCD
run cmd.exe
Use the 'grep' command
How do you use Task Manager to find the run-line command for many types of softwar
Diskpart.exe
In the vi editor, you can use the r command followed by the character you want to replace the current character with to replace a single character. To replace text from the cursor to the right until a specific point, you can use the c command combined with a movement command (like w for word or $ for end of the line). For example, cw replaces the current word, while c$ replaces everything from the cursor to the end of the line. After executing the command, you can type the new text to complete the replacement.
A step by step tutorial on how to use the ClustalW command line can be found on an online site called Bioinformatics. It gives step by step directions.
Early computers used an all text or "command line interface", similar to command line in windows.
ipconfig
netsh