System Utilities Tweaking Quick Command Line

Quick Command Line 2003.0.3 Beta 3 for Windows

by Virtorio

Avg. Rating 3.5 (4 votes)

File Details

File Size 0.7 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 662
Publisher Virtorio
Homepage Quick Command Line

Publisher's Description

Quick Command Line lets you eaisly specify run programs with command line parameters from within Windows Explorer without having to open up a command line window. This program is probably most useful to programmers, however other users could also find a use for it also. Includes a history and field swapping to make it eaiser to use.

Latest Reviews

Kylde

Kylde reviewed v2003.0.3 Beta 3 on Dec 6, 2003

Now it's perfect :)

Kylde

Kylde reviewed v2003.0.2 Beta 2 on Nov 23, 2003

I like it, saves running "open a command window here", BUT it closes a DOS window immediately on execution, so you miss any output :( Make an option to retain the window & it would get a 5 :)

Justus

Justus reviewed v2003.0.2 Beta 2 on Nov 23, 2003

Almost obsolete for programmers, despite is it told in description.

Real programmers do not use Explorer at all (for file management needs, al least).

Use Total Commander or FAR Manager and be happy.

MAYBE, this prog will be useful for some PC users-beginners,
but I doubt it is so.

Avg. Rating 3.5 (4 votes)
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Kylde

Kylde reviewed v2003.0.3 Beta 3 on Dec 6, 2003

Now it's perfect :)

Kylde

Kylde reviewed v2003.0.2 Beta 2 on Nov 23, 2003

I like it, saves running "open a command window here", BUT it closes a DOS window immediately on execution, so you miss any output :( Make an option to retain the window & it would get a 5 :)

Justus

Justus reviewed v2003.0.2 Beta 2 on Nov 23, 2003

Almost obsolete for programmers, despite is it told in description.

Real programmers do not use Explorer at all (for file management needs, al least).

Use Total Commander or FAR Manager and be happy.

MAYBE, this prog will be useful for some PC users-beginners,
but I doubt it is so.

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