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Batch Script - PROMPT
This batch command can be used to change or reset the cmd.exe prompt.
Syntax
PROMPT [newpromptname]
Example
@echo off prompt myprompt$G
The $G is the greater than sign which is added at the end of the prompt.
Output
The prompt shown to the user will now be myprompt>
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