EasyConsole 1.2

Publisher review:
EasyConsole Dos shell utility lets you navigate in drives and through folders using Windows issuing DOS commands on a slave MSDOS console, saving command-line instructions for future use.

Last 20 commands are memorized and you will be able to store 10 long most used or favorite command lines on 10 buttons to be launched with a click instead of typing again and avoiding fastidious repetitive commands.

You may also type long DOS instructions with their parameters and memorize them (not only internal MSDOS commands) as well as launch your DOS Batch programs, for example run Rebol command-lines or any exe with its variables, in MSDOS batch NT tasks or other Windows systems.
Language: English
Requirements:
Windows 32

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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