Can I get the Windows command line to remember preivous enteires like the Bash shell in linux? Like the last 100? The command line only seems to remember it whilst open.
doskey /? will give all you needth to know
edit… scrub that only works while the session is open does not hold it afterwards 
I know not anything else that would match the nix style.
3 options as far as I see 
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[1]Notepad (Copy/paste)
[2]Make a Dos Menu system - and edit the batch file to add new commands
[3]Give up.
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cygwin ? only thing I can think of really
Quick Edit mode, edit command prompt properties and enable it.
Only for current window, otherwise you need multiple clipboard entries, bit like office suite adds.
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[QUOTE=Gandelf;430692]Quick Edit mode, edit command prompt properties and enable it.
Only for current window, otherwise you need multiple clipboard entries, bit like office suite adds.[/QUOTE]
That’s solved a different problem but not the one I wanted to address. However a thumbsup for help.
Notepad looks to be the only way I could mess with Cygwin but I’ll pass on the hassle Admittly I am already using Windows ports of mkisofs and the like.
However with the quick edit sorted, I can quickly highlight, copy and paste into Notepad so it’s sorted as such.
Cheers!