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Awesome recommendation. &nbsp;Thanks for the info.<br />
&nbsp;- God Bless.
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Awesome recommendation.  Thanks for the info.
 - God Bless.

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My pleasure. &nbsp;Happy batching ;)
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I am searching for a Windows command line (CMD) text editor syntax highlighting.<br />
We do a lot of Batch file creating, and editing, and it would be good to have some kind of formal application that would help to prettify the .bat/.cmd files and also have automatic syntax completion. &nbsp;Does anyone know of any good free or cheap program that you can do this with?<br />
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Notepad++ offers capability of doing this with almost all other languages, but it doesn't appear that it will help with Command line CMD.exe editing.<br />
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Thanks.
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I am searching for a Windows command line (CMD) text editor syntax highlighting.
We do a lot of Batch file creating, and editing, and it would be good to have some kind of formal application that would help to prettify the .bat/.cmd files and also have automatic syntax completion.  Does anyone know of any good free or cheap program that you can do this with?

Notepad++ offers capability of doing this with almost all other languages, but it doesn't appear that it will help with Command line CMD.exe editing.

Thanks.

Windows Command Line Editor (with syntax autocompletion)

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