Getting Visual Studio 2008 Command window to execute commands properly
Hi,
I notice that when I open command prompt, I am not able to execute commands as easily as I would like to. When I try to execute any of the commands below, I get the same “Command not specified”error
>devenv /fn Arial /fs 20>sn -k C:\Temp\soLocalKey.snk
How can I fix this so I can directly execute command in command window in visual studio 2008. Thanks in advance.
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> Is there a list of commands that can be used at the NetWare server and at
> the Windows workstation command line for ZFD 4.?
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