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I feel it's been answered, but need author input. . .
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I feel it's been answered, but need author input. . .

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Where (if any) are the registry settings for the doskey command. If they dont exist is there any way to set config options for it? (.ini file maybe...) What i want to do is to change the function key bindings. Also many registry keys are not documented, do you guys have any ideas as to where i can find all the keys that effect cmd.exe. Or funky any values i can add to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\co<wbr />mmand processor?
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Where (if any) are the registry settings for the doskey command. If they dont exist is there any way to set config options for it? (.ini file maybe...) What i want to do is to change the function key bindings. Also many registry keys are not documented, do you guys have any ideas as to where i can find all the keys that effect cmd.exe. Or funky any values i can add to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\command processor?

Registry keys for cmd.exe and for doskey

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