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| | Re: Problem with Command Interpreter Rob van Albada wrote: Quote: > Hi, > > The Command Interpreter (which I use very often) appears to have a > bug; > When I install DOSKEY with the /HISTORY parameter, it works fine for a > certain time, and after that suddenly it loses its history, i.e. does > not 'remember' the commands which I had entered. > DOSKEY /REINSTALL /HISTORY does not help. > The 'memory' has disappeared forever. All I can do is exit and open a > new instance of the command interpreter. > > Can anything be done to circumvent this strange behavior? > I encountered this on two computers, both under Vista Home Premium. > > Sounds like it might be a buffer overflow problem....try experimenting with buffer size. /LISTSIZE=size Sets size of command history buffer. |
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