An Introduction to Using the Command Line （介绍了使用命令行）.pdf

An Introduction to Using the Command Line Interface (CLI) to Work with Files and Directories Windows by bertram lyons senior consultant avpreserve AVPreserve | Media Archiving Data Management Consultants 350 7th Avenue, Suite 1605 | New York, New York | 10001 917.475.9630 | | info@ Using the Command Line Interface: Windows Introduction Every computer operating system has a different mechanism for communicating commands. Windows is the well known operating system for Microsoft machines; MAC OS is the Apple operating system, which itself is similar to UNIX/LINUX and other ?NIX operating systems. Each system requires a different syntax to communicate commands, although mostly all operating systems allow the same functions to be performed, even if the syntax differs. In this demonstration, I’ll be focusing on how to work with command line on your Windows machine. If you work in a MAC OS environment or a UNIX/LINUX environment, there is another tutorial that you can use. Using the Open Terminal Windows The Command Prompt is a program included with all versions of Windows. It is located in the Terminal Interface Accessories folder within the Programs folder. When launched, it provides a command line interface (CLI) to control the underpinnings of the Windows operating system. a Few Basics When the Command Prompt is first opened, a message similar to the following appears: Microsoft Windows [Ver