This document discusses command prompt basics and provides tips and tricks. It explains that batch files with a .bat extension can be used to automate command prompt commands and that redirection operators like > can route or redirect command output to a file. It also provides a sample batch file that changes the color, prints a message, and pauses. Finally, it lists several references and resources for learning more about the command prompt and Windows.

1. Command Prompt Basics – TipsNTricks - Page 1
-Suman K Adinarayana 5
10-Apr-22
 Batch file(.bat) -> Used for command prompt automation
 RedirectionRouting operators – “>” after command can be used for routingredirecting the command prompt
output to a file ex:- “echo Hello > Hello.txt”
 Sample Batch File
 Hello.bat
@ECHO OFF
Color 0a
PAUSE
ECHO Hello World! Your (%USERNAME%) first batch file was printed on the screen successfully, Press any key to continue.
Color 09
PAUSE
 BasicsFurther/Next Step References –
 Windows Key -> Tips (Application)
 https://support.microsoft.com/search/results?query=commandprompt+WINDOWS&isEnrichedQuery=true
 https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/home
 https://stackhowto.com/
 http://w3schools.org.in/index.html
 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-in/
 https://www.windowscentral.com
 https://www.tutorialspoint.com/