Windows NT4 - Command Prompt
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Change keyboard codepage
How to change the codepage for the command prompt.
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Change look of the command prompt in Windows NT
Description of how to extend the default command prompt to include more information than just the current directory.
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Change the color of the command prompt
How to change the text color and background color in the command prompt.
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Changing the font of the command prompt
How to use a different font in the command prompt than Lucida Console and Raster Fonts.
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Configuring environment variables in Windows NT
Description of the different types of environment variables in the Windows NT system.
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File and directory completion with keyboard shortcut
How to assign keyboard shortcut to file and directory completion in command prompt.
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MSDOS subsystem and Autoexec.nt / Config.nt
How to configure the MS-DOS subsystem using Autoexec.nt and Config.nt.
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Open Command Prompt Here
Extend the right-click context-menu of a folder to open a command prompt.
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Run commands automatically at command prompt start
Execute commands when opening the command prompt to configure the command prompt or the environment.
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Use environment variables for user input in Windows NT
Allow user interaction in command prompt scripts using environment variables.
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Using function keys to enhance the command prompt
The command prompt allows one to use shortcut keys for easier navigation.
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Windows Command Prompt Reference
The command prompt can be used to configure almost anything, and be used to create advanced batch jobs for trivial tasks.