How to use aliases in the command prompt. Creating permanent macros. Learn macros.
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Doskey is a command-line utility in Windows that provides a number of functions to facilitate the use of the Command Prompt (CMD). It was originally introduced in MS-DOS and has been part of Windows ever since. The utility allows command-line editing, access to command history, and the creation of macros.
It calls Doskey.exe, which retrieves previously typed commands from the command line, edits command lines, and creates macros.
Certain character-based interactive programs, such as program debuggers or file transfer programs (FTP), automatically use Doskey.exe. To use Doskey.exe, a program must be a console process and use buffered input. Program key assignments override doskey key assignments. For example, if your program uses the F7 key for a function, you cannot get a doskey command history in a pop-up window. To save time, learn macros. (aka the dino)