3 basic ways software desingers enable users to enter commands into computers?
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Comand prompt, ini files and settings files. these are basic ways to input command and settings into the windows operating system, which kind of software are you talkin about? Im me @ chimeitekisenotu for YIm or AIM at kirbykirbykirby3 for msn use the AIM with @hotmail.com at the end of it.
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I am fairly certain you can, if nothing else by using dosbox (http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/).
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ueses net user command in win 2000 and xp
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You can program on ANY machine.\n\nPlease don't ask for personal replies, it's not in the spirit of Y!Answers. I'd even go as far as to say it's selfish.\n\nRawlyn.
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right click/send to/"E" or whichever cd/dvd burning software you may have.
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You can find the key code at the link below in the sources.\n\nRemember: Don't ever register the software if you use key codes that you find on the internet!
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You could create a batch file. ie. runcmd.bat and inside it put the command cmd. Alternatively you could run commands using a vbscript file. Or you could use an MS-DOS or WindowsXP bootdisk and boot into that instead of windows. I create the systems that keep students from doing this sort of thing, and in general, the security is pretty strong, but good luck to you.
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How to use an MS-DOS Prompt window\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nThe following tutorial is meant as a brief introduction to the MS-DOS Prompt window.\n\nSome of our scripts (such as allposters.pl and gocollect.pl) can be run on your Windows PC. If you plan on doing that, then you must know how to use an MS-DOS Prompt window and you will need to install ActivePerl on your Windows PC. For our other scripts (such as Associate Engine ae.pl), you might need to use an MS-DOS Prompt window to edit or view some files.\n\n\n\nLet's open an MS-DOS Prompt window. To do that, click on the "Start" menu (at the lower left of your screen) and select "Run...". Then type "command" (no quotation marks) into the box and click "OK".\n\n\nYou should see an MS-DOS Prompt window appear.\n\n\nYou tell the MS-DOS Prompt window what you want to do by typing commands rather than using your mouse. The MS-DOS Prompt window understands the commands described in the table below (there are more commands than those listed below). At the end of each command, press the Enter key. To get help on a particular command, add " /?" to the end of the command, such as: "dir /?".\n\nCommand\n Meaning\n \ncls\n Clears the MS-DOS Prompt window and moves the prompt to the top of the window (no files are changed -- the window display is merely cleared).\n \ncd DIRNAME\n MS-DOS works on one directory at a time. The "current" directory is indicated as part of the prompt. For example, "C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;Desktop>" means that the current directory is the "Desktop" directory which is located inside the "WINDOWS" directory. Use the "cd" command to make a different directory the "current" directory ("cd" is short for "change directory"). For example, "cd &#92;perl" will make "&#92;perl" the current directory. To get to the "root" of your c: drive, type "cd &#92;".\n \ndir\ndir DIRNAME\n "dir" lists the contents of the current directory. "dir DIRNAME" lists the contents of the DIRNAME directory, e.g.: "dir &#92;perl" or "dir mystuff". If you add " /p" to the end of the command, such as "dir mystuff /p", then the output will pause after each screenful and wait for you to press any key (e.g.: Enter).\n \nnotepad FILENAME\n Starts the Notepad text editor program and opens the file named FILENAME. If the file does not exist, Notepad will ask you if you want to create a new file with that name. For example, "notepad allposters.ini" starts Notepad and opens the file allposters.ini located in the current directory. If you want to edit a file that is in a directory other than the current directory, then use the "cd" command first or include the directory name, such as: "notepad &#92;www&#92;allposters&#92;allposters.ini".\n \ntype FILENAME\n Displays on the screen the contents of the file named FILENAME. For example, "type ae.key" displays the contents of the file ae.key located in the current directory. If you want to display a file that is in a directory other than the current directory, then use the "cd" command first or include the directory name, such as: "type &#92;www&#92;ae&#92;ae.key". Note: If the contents of the file is more than one screenful, then you should use the "more" command instead otherwise the text will scroll off the top of the window.\n \nmore FILENAME\n Displays on the screen the contents of the file named FILENAME. For example, "more ae.ini" displays the contents of the file ae.ini located in the current directory. If you want to display a file that is in a directory other than the current directory, then use the "cd" command first or include the directory name, such as: "
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Ok, I'll answer this once and not anymore, first off all I highly recommend you don't ask that question on thee boards.\n\nModify the exe or generate a key.
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If you mean you want to bring up the command prompt in Windows XP, go to Start --> Run and type in cmd, then press enter/return.
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Decide how the screen will look (interface)\n\nWhat the user sees? (interface, screen)\n\nWhat data to be entered?\n\nHow large windows to be?\n\nWhere to place the command buttons?\n\nAny places to enter text and places to display output?\n\nWhat kind of message boxes to be used?\n\nPlan the properties: write down the properties for each object\n\nDetermine which events the objects will recognise, write instructions (codes) for events/objects\n\nCalculate total amount\n\nCalculate discount\n\nDisplay message\n\nDefine the User Interface\n\nSet the form size\n\nPut the controls (like labels, command buttons), set properties of the controls \n\n\nWrite Codes \n \n\n\nInput and Output \n\n\nProcessing
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In case of Windows\n\nWindows+L\nCTRl+ALT+DEL - Lock the computer
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if u have windows server 2003 .\ndo follwing steps,\nstart-prgarms-Administrative tools-Remote desktop then follow the steps.\n\nif u use XP , u can use remte assistant for that.
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This should work\n\nERD COMMANDER\n\nGo to ---\n\nhttp://www.winternals.com/Products/AdministratorsPak/EmergencyDownload/Default.aspx\n\n\nDownload the program ..Burn to a CD\n\nBoot from the Cd..\n\nGo to Locksmith and insert new password.
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If you are running Windows I would suggest you use Notepad which comes with Windows.\n\nGo to Start - Run and type in notepad and press OK\nor \nStart - Programs - Accessories - Notepad\n\nYou can then copy and paste as required...
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Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
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In a Window machine, select run then type cmd  It's a dos window