By Default Windows do not allow users to Copy text and
Paste it in Command prompt Or Copy text from Command prompt and paste it
elsewhere. But there is an option in CMD itself to enable Copy & Paste Text
in Windows Command Prompt.
Today in this tutorial we will learn how to Enable Copying and Pasting
Texts in Windows Command prompt. One of the main advantage of this
will be that you can copy any command that you find on the internet or from any
word/excel file and paste it directly in CMD and execute that command just like
that.
How to Enable Copy
Paste in CMD
Step 1: Open CMD, Just type CMD in search or Press Win +
X key to select Command Prompt.
Step 2: Right Click on the Title of the CMD window and Select
Properties just like its shown in the below Picture
Step 3: You will see a Pop up Window coming up, Now on
the Right hand side, Under Edit Options, Just Check Quick Edit Mode and
click OK
Step 4: Everything is Done, Now just Copy any Text from
Here or Anywhere else Using CTRL + C keys and just
Right click using your mouse on CMD. You will see that the text is been pasted
automatically in CMD. Please Understand that Using CTRL + C to Copy text is
Important.
Likewise if you wish to Copy Text from CMD to paste elsewhere then
Just Select the Text in CMD and Again just Right Click with the mouse. Your
Text is Copied and ready to Paste it in any Document you want.
This Doesn’t Limit you to just Text you can even copy
File or Folder path and paste it in CMD. Everything that you have to type
manually can be copied from somewhere and pasted directly to CMD with this
small Tweak
So this was just a small Tip I wanted to Share with my
Readers so that you don’t have to Type any long Command in CMD which if typed
incorrectly can cause errors. I hope this will help some Of you.
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