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Previous command
Hi,
i would like to retrieve (only retrieve, not execute) a previous command which i executed on the command prompt. I tried the 'up arrow' key, but its not working. Instead,it showed me some funny characters. I searched around and i found the way to do it was using the way below. Several websites quoted as saying ".. using control key ^P .. ". What keys do i type to get the control P ? I tried shift + P and Ctrl + P, neither worked. |
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