There's no entry in the help's index for the WINDOW command.
There is one for "WIN" (which seems a little odd).
There is one for "WIN" (which seems a little odd).
No help index entry for WINDOW
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rconn wrote:
| vefatica wrote:
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|| There's no entry in the help's index for the WINDOW command.
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| Not reproducible here -- it's right after the _WINDIR entry.
Yes, it's there. The funny part is that as you type w, i, n WIN pops up.
When you type d nothing happens, until you type o - that's when it jumps to
Window. It is logical, just not expected from the position of _WINDIR
between WIN and Window. Note: In the index Window is capitalized as shown,
but as a command it ought to be WINDOW.
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Steve
| vefatica wrote:
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|| There's no entry in the help's index for the WINDOW command.
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| Not reproducible here -- it's right after the _WINDIR entry.
Yes, it's there. The funny part is that as you type w, i, n WIN pops up.
When you type d nothing happens, until you type o - that's when it jumps to
Window. It is logical, just not expected from the position of _WINDIR
between WIN and Window. Note: In the index Window is capitalized as shown,
but as a command it ought to be WINDOW.
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Steve
It's in mixed case; other commands are in uppercase. And has sub-entries (that lead to variable functions). That's also unlike other COMMAND name entries. I'd say again, there's no help index entry for WINDOW.