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List the commands you could use to create a file (using only the command
line) with the following contents:
I created this
file using only commands;
I don't need Notepad.
Hint: the command echo x y z will print "x y z" to the console.
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The findstr command works like find, except you can specify a
regular expression
to search for. Type find /? to see more information about its usage.
How can you use the findstr command in combination
with dir to list all files that start with a, b, c, d, e, f,
or g?
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The assoc command can list or modify file extension associations,
and the ftype command can list or modify the programs used to
open a particular file type.
How can you use the ftype and find commands to
determine all file types that are opened using Notepad? Hint: depending on
your setup, you might need to tell find to ignore case (to not
care whether words have any capital letters or not); use find/?
to see how to do that.