How to Enhance Command Prompt to Windows 11/10

In this article we will discuss about how to Enhance Command Prompt to Windows 11/10. On your Windows computer, do you still use the Command Prompt? It feels like something from the past and is a tool that could be made better. There aren’t many of the new tools that we’ve come to expect from a command-line app.

There are no tabs and no syntax marking. It’s pretty old. Windows Terminal, the next-generation terminal app that Microsoft has been working on, is a good thing. This new app has long-awaited features like multiple tabs, emoji, theming, and many other changes that developers will love to use.

You’d be surprised at how many common jobs can be done faster with the command line. At first glance, it looks hard, but it’s not as hard as it looks. Start with these simple words that everyone should know. You can also go to the official Microsoft support site to know more information.

How to Enhance Command Prompt to Windows 11/10

• One of the new options Console has is tabs. Click the New tab button to add new tabs to Console window as in the shot below.
• Now you can add alternative titles to the tab by selecting Edit > Rename Tab. Then enter a tab title in the text box.
• To customize Console, click Edit and Settings to open the window. The window includes a multitude of customization options for Console.
• Now you can add an alternative background color by clicking the black box on the Console colors map.
• You can customize the fonts by selecting the Appearance tab. There select Bold or Italic check boxes.
• Click the Custom color check box and choose an alternative font color from the palette. Press the button beside the font title to select an alternative Console font.
• Console also has transparent window options. Click More and then select the Alpha radio button.
• Then Drag the Active window and Inactive window bars to the right, and then press the OK button. That will add transparency to the Console window.
• The Console utility has numerous hotkeys. Click the Hotkeys tab for a full list of the keyboard shortcuts. You can customize the hotkeys by selecting them an entering alternative keyboard shortcuts in the Hotkey text box.
• Then Press the Assign button and OK to close the window.
• Click Tabs to open the options. There you can customize the Console cursor by clicking on the drop-down list at the bottom of the window.
• Now You can select various alternative cursors such as Pulse, Bar, Rect, Fading Block, etc from that drop-down list.
• Press OK to close the window and restart Console. Then you’ll see a new cursor in the Console window.

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