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Any utility where I can log a DOS or a WinNT CMD window kind of what they have in Linux?

in NT, it has that, but only for the current session, and it works weird. try hitting the up and down keys.

I guess you could hit cygwin.com, and get yourself a bash shell.

Just to add onto what flip said, you can set how many lines it'll keep in its buffer.

For command-specific logging, you can just add " > [filename]" to your commands.

I.e.
dir > test.txt
will save the directory contents to text.txt.

omg just wanted to post the same.

other options are possible,

dir >prn

prints the result if your printer supports dos printing, dir /p shows it page by page etc.
works for most other commands too.

dir /more does page by page also

Merlin, don't ya mean "dir | more"?

yes, sorry it's the pipe symbol.

There's no need to list all different command-line options for different commands, though, just list one: "foo /?" gives information on command-line parameters and stuff for foo.

Doesn't apply to pipes, of course, since they aren't parameters for commands.

Also, Win2k (and I guess XP and stuff) seems (to my little experience) to finally have filename completion by pressing tab.

Though I don't really see much use for the command line in Windows except for some pretty simple commands (ping, tracert, ipconfig...), but I guess it can be useful sometimes.