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Command may
refer to:
Command (computing), a
statement in a
computer language COMMAND.COM, the
default operating system s**** and
command-line interpreter...
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COMMAND.COM is the
default command-line
interpreter for MS-DOS,
Windows 95-98,
Windows 98SE and
Windows Me. In the case of DOS, it is the
default user...
- In computing, at is a
command in Unix-like
operating systems,
Microsoft Windows, and
ReactOS used to
schedule commands to be
executed once, at a particular...
- A
command-line
interface (CLI)
processes commands to a
computer program in the form of
lines of text. The
program which handles the
interface is called...
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Command &
Conquer (C&C) is a real-time
strategy (RTS)
video game franchise,
first developed by
Westwood Studios. The
first game was one of the earliest...
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Command and
control is a "set of
organizational and
technical attributes and
processes ... [that]
employs human, physical, and
information resources to...
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Operations Command (USSOCOM or SOCOM) is the
unified combatant command charged with
overseeing the
various special operations component commands of the Army...
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Protection Command is one of the
Commands within the
Specialist Operations directorate of London's
Metropolitan Police Service. The
command specialises...
- In computing, echo is a
command that
outputs the
strings that are p****ed to it as arguments. It is a
command available in
various operating system s****...
- In computing, a
command is a
directive to a
computer program to
perform a
specific task. It may be
issued via a
command-line interface, such as a s****...
