Outputs colored text to the console.

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USAGE:

   -s color            Apply the color to the console. (not just the text being
                       output.)
   {color}             The color to use. Use the color value (number) or name of
                       the color (case in-sensitive).
                       All text following the color will be displayed in that
                       color.

   /?                  display help.
   /? examples         display examples.
   /? colors           display colors.

» display environment variables

A simple DOS command-line (CLI) utility displays the environment variables in a nicely formatted list.

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------------------------- All Environment Variables -------------------------
      __DOSKEY_HISTORYFILE = C:\Users\Kody\.doskey_history
        __DOSKEY_MACROFILE = C:\Users\Kody\.doskey_macros
           ALLUSERSPROFILE = C:\ProgramData
             AMDAPPSDKROOT = C:\Program Files (x86)\AMD APP\
                          ...

» display all ascii characters

A simple DOS command-line (CLI) utility that displays all of the ascii characters.

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C:\>ascii.exe
000     001 ☺   002 ☻   003 ♥   004 ♦   005 ♣   006 ♠   007     008
009     010     011 ♂   012 ♀   013     014 ♫   015 ☼   016 ►   017 ◄
018 ↕   019 ‼   020 ¶   021 §   022 ▬   023 ↨   024 ↑   025 ↓   026 →
027 ←   028 ∟   029 ↔   030 ▲   031 ▼   032     033 !   034 "   035 #
036 $   037 %   038 &   039 '   040 (   041 )   042 *   043 +   044 ,
045 -   046 .   047 /   048 0   049 1   050 2   051 3   052 4   053 5
054 6   055 7   056 8   057 9   058 :   059 ;   060 <   061 =   062 >
063 ?   064 @   065 A   066 B   067 C   068 D   069 E   070 F   071 G
072 H   073 I   074 J   075 K   076 L   077 M   078 N   079 O   080 P
081 Q   082 R   083 S   084 T   085 U   086 V   087 W   088 X   089 Y
090 Z   091 [   092 \   093 ]   094 ^   095 _   096 `   097 a   098 b
099 c   100 d   101 e   102 f   103 g   104 h   105 i   106 j   107 k
108 l   109 m   110 n   111 o   112 p   113 q   114 r   115 s   116 t
117 u   118 v   119 w   120 x   121 y   122 z   123 {   124 |   125 }
126 ~   127 ⌂   128 Ç   129 ü   130 é   131 â   132 ä   133 à   134 å
135 ç   136 ê   137 ë   138 è   139 ï   140 î   141 ì   142 Ä   143 Å
144 É   145 æ   146 Æ   147 ô   148 ö   149 ò   150 û   151 ù   152 ÿ
153 Ö   154 Ü   155 ¢   156 £   157 ¥   158 ₧   159 ƒ   160 á   161 í
162 ó   163 ú   164 ñ   165 Ñ   166 ª   167 º   168 ¿   169 ⌐   170 ¬
171 ½   172 ¼   173 ¡   174 «   175 »   176 ░   177 ▒   178 ▓   179 │
180 ┤   181 ╡   182 ╢   183 ╖   184 ╕   185 ╣   186 ║   187 ╗   188 ╝
189 ╜   190 ╛   191 ┐   192 └   193 ┴   194 ┬   195 ├   196 ─   197 ┼
198 ╞   199 ╟   200 ╚   201 ╔   202 ╩   203 ╦   204 ╠   205 ═   206 ╬
207 ╧   208 ╨   209 ╤   210 ╥   211 ╙   212 ╘   213 ╒   214 ╓   215 ╫
216 ╪   217 ┘   218 ┌   219 █   220 ▄   221 ▌   222 ▐   223 ▀   224 α
225 ß   226 Γ   227 π   228 Σ   229 σ   230 µ   231 τ   232 Φ   233 Θ
234 Ω   235 δ   236 ∞   237 φ   238 ε   239 ∩   240 ≡   241 ±   242 ≥
243 ≤   244 ⌠   245 ⌡   246 ÷   247 ≈   248 °   249 ∙   250 ·   251 √
252 ⁿ   253 ²   254 ■

1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. In the Open box, type regedit, and then click OK.
3. Locate, and then click the following registry subkey:
   HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \.html
4. Make sure that the value of the String (Default) is "htmlfile". If it's not "htmlfile", right-click (Default), click Modify, input htmlfile in the Value data box, and then click OK.
5. Exit Registry Editor.

» center the console window

A simple DOS/CLI utility that centers the current command prompt window. It is very similar to shrink and enlarge.

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