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Thursday, July 28, 2005

Modify the color of your Command Prompt

A cool trick that really changes the feel of your Command Prompt window. I spend hours a day at work using the Command Prompt and I just couldn't stand the boring grey and black color scheme anymore. So one day, I went exploring into the depths of the Command tool and here are the tips I pulled out.

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