If you are tired of having to choose between the power of the command line and the ease of a GUI, Take Command is the perfect solution. Take Command supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files, and adds thousands of new features. Read More...
$74.95 - JP Software
4NT is a powerful replacement for CMD.EXE, the Windows command processor. It makes your command prompt far more flexible and much easier to use, supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files and adds thousands of new features. Read More...
$8.95 - Isg-Software
Advanced Windows Command Line. The idea of Isg WinCommand was to combine the possibilities of a command prompt (DOS prompt) with the main possibilities of a file manager like changing directories or launching programs by mouseclick! Read More...
$19.95 - Wpg Software Inc.
Fast Folders & Command is a shell enhancement that gives you fast access to your favorite folders in Common Open/Save dialogs, the desktop and in Explorer. Read More...
Tired of typing long CL commands again and again? Try the CL Command Clipper program to clip, copy and paste CL commands on your iSeries Operation Console or other 5250 terminal emulator.
IRCommand2 is IR (infrared) and X10 remote control software for the PC that enables you to control virtually any device that has a remote control. IRCommand2 can also listen for and respond to IR and X10 commands from your remote controls.
Linspect Commander is a software utility for Windows. It allows you to execute commands on remote Linux or Unix servers over an SSH-secured connection without logging in and running the commands manually.
Command Creator will help you create run-commands for use in the Start Menu´s Run dialog. The commands can launch programs, open folders, run files and launch URL´s. Get fast access to your favorite folders in Open/Save dialogs and Explorer.
IBasic Professional is a full featured compiler and development environment for Windows. Creates small, fast, native executables and DLL`s. The environment is modular with new commands available separately using add-on command sets (paks).
