4NT

4NT - Powerful command line prompt/tool for windows (Shareware).

Font

 * Raster Fonts (Terminal)
 * Size: 8 x 12

4start.bat
@echo off set CVSROOT=:pserver:pkane:password@regulus.london.edu:/var/opt/LBS_EIP set HOME=%userprofile% alias ls=dir alias clear=cls alias rm=del alias mv=move alias cp=copy alias del=*del /y alias clean=del /sexyq alias update=copy /esu alias cvs=C:\devapps\cvs-1-11-17\cvs.exe alias ant=C:\devapps\apache-ant-1.7.0\bin\ant.bat alias jad=C:\devapps\Jad\jad.exe -sjava alias keytool="C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_02\bin\keytool.exe" alias editplus="C:\Program Files\EditPlus 3\editplus.exe" alias javac=C:\devapps\jdk1.5.0_06\bin\javac.exe alias gemi=gem install %%$ alias gemu=gem update %%$ alias rs*erver=ruby script/server alias rc*onsole=ruby script/console alias tail=D:\Devapps\UnxUtils\usr\local\wbin\tail.exe alias head=D:\Devapps\UnxUtils\usr\local\wbin\head.exe prompt=$e[1;30m[$e[1;37m%username%$e[0;37m@$e[1;37m%userdomain%$e[1;30m$b$e[1;36m$p$e[1;30m]$e[0;37m @echo on

alias ls=dir /dw alias ll=dir
 * 1) make ls behave like linux

option
type: option in 4NT prompt

Editing

 * 1) Default: Insert
 * 2) Cusor: Overstike: 100%, Insert 15%

Filename Completion
cd:dirs;javac:java;
 * 1) Options:
 * 1) Search PATH [x]

Colors

 * 1) Enable ANSI

DIR Colors
DIRS: BRI WHI; txt: MAG; html css: aCYA; java: GRE; jsp: BRI CYA; xml: YEL; gz zip rpm tgz: RED; sh bat: BRI GRE;

Command History

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 * 2) Wrap
 * 3) Duplicates: Save Last

Reg key not working in windows 7
Run 4NT and run the reg key from there.

"Thanks, Rex,

When I run RegEdit, the key is there in the correct HKLM location. Is it 'there' but not really 'there' because I didn't Run As Admin? Strange.

But the good news is that I went to the 4nt icon and did a Run As Admin, then ran regedit from there and imported the key. It worked.

But from an external point of view, nothing has changed in the registry. The key was there before. It's there now. Obviously somehow the registry is now flagging entries that weren't entered as admin. But it still leaves them there and visible with no indication that it's "illegit"... (????)

Not the first time I've been burned by something similar. If you copy an INI file to the Windows directory, it shows up just like any other file. But if you don't run-as-admin to do the copy, programs won't see the file.

I don't mind the additional security in Win7. But I would like to have an indicator of files (and now reg entries) that appear to be there, but aren't...)

Thanks for the help.

JWM"


 * taken from http://www.jpsoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1712

Download

 * 4NT v5 (build 124) restricted
 * TCC-LE Free version of 4NT

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