I’ve always grown tired of the fact that Windows command prompt does not allow you to use any shortcuts like Control+C and Control+V for copying and pasting. I never understood why that wasn’t possible but here’s how to enable Control+V at the least for your next command prompt adventures.
Copy and Paste the following to AutoHotKey:
#IfWinActive ahk_class ConsoleWindowClass ^V:: SendInput {Raw}%clipboard% return #IfWinActive
Of course, don’t forget you need to download AutoHotKey first!
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Maybe I misunderstand this post. I just click on the top-left icon of the cmd prompt window (the icon says “C:\”, click Properties and enable QuickEdit mode. Ctrl-V and Ctrl-C then work fine.