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I'd like to do that sort of thing with my XP box here at work, but most of the resources I've found online seem fairly complicated and heavy-duty. Is there a way to do this that doesn't involve mucking about in the registry or running a large batch file?

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Not many people seem to know about it, but you can use the doskey built-in macro tool, the only issue is that it doesn't save. There are many ways to work around this though.

usage:

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If you want to use arguments with the commands, use this syntax:

As for the workaround to make them save:

• save all aliases to a file in this format:

and place it in one of the directories in your path. Name it something short like a.cmd, so when you open cmd you can type a to load your aliases.

If typing an a and pressing Enter seems too much work, throw this into your AutoHotkey script:

Loading aliases automatically:

You can change all shortcuts to cmd to point to %SystemRoot%system32cmd.exe /K C:pathtoaliases.cmd, replacing C:pathtoaliases.cmd with the location of your aliases file. If you typically run it from the run box, you can:

• Rename the cmd executable to cmd2.exe for example, and replace it with a script or another executable which launches the above command (I wouldn't really recommend this method as a lot of apps depend on cmd)
• Make a batch script and call it cmda (cmd with aliases) for example. Have it launch the above command and put this batch script somewhere in your path.

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It's a simple as:

1. Create a file with aliases, e.g. c:binaliases:

2. Create a file with all the stuff you want to run when cmd.exe is started, including loading the aliases with doskey e.g. c:bincmd_autoruns.cmd:

3. Create and run once a batch file (e.g. set_cmd_autorun.cmd) which will set the Command Processor Autorun key to our cmd_autoruns.cmd:

As an alternative to set_cmd_autorun.cmd it is also possible to instead create a .reg file like the one below and then merge it with a double click:

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My answer is similar to vriolk's

I created a .bat file that contained my macros (e.g. c:winscriptsautoexec.bat):

and then from a cmd prompt ran 'cmd /?' to find the registry key to edit for the cmd autorun:

using regedit, add the path for your macro batch file to the AutoRun value (add the AutoRun key if it's not there):

now whenever you run 'cmd' from the Start->Run prompt, this autoexec.bat will also run and create the doskey macros for you.

By the way, whereis.cmd contains this:

which searches your PATH variable for the term you provide:

You can create .cmd files and place them someplace in your %PATH% (such as C:Windows). To use your web alias as an example:

Would do something like:

I'm not aware of any way to make a flat .aliases style file.

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a very quick and dirty way to have a ready shortcut, that doesn't require a lot of fuss - is to create a batch file named after the alias, in one of the directories that are a part of the PATH environment variable. For example, i wanted to invoke Notepad++ through an alias, so i created npp.bat in C:WINDOWS that contained the following:

now npp command can be used from any cmd shell, without autorun files and/or excursions to the registry

The way I did it was with a quick python script:

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Apologies for the poor scripting, but the usage is quite nice, imo.Place it somewhere in your path, add .py to your PATHEXT, and add c:aliases to your PATH too (or change it, whatever suits), then use:

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to alias (Yep, no =, though it wouldn't be hard to add a .split in there), and:

To display what something is.

Hackish, but stupidly useful. There's an equivalent unalias script, but I'm sure you can work that one out.

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edit: This obviously requires python, written on v26 but will probably work in anything recent. As before, sorry for the quality :)

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edit2: Actually, something like this but to add to the doskey stuff would be better. You can add startup commands to cmd with the autorun registry key, too, so that could be much cleaner.

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