Changing Command Prompt Source

Asked

Viewed 771 times

-2

Is there a command line to change the font that is displayed in a cmd window? Just in this window? By changing properties menu it changes in general.

ms-of

  • In the Windows 10, just change into properties. After doing this, just open a new terminal > configure the font to default and close. This way only one window will be changed.

1 answer

0


  1. Click the Windows 10 search field and type cmd, click the result to open the Command Prompt;
  2. Right-click on the top bar of the Prompt and choose Properties option;
  3. In the Options tab you can customize the cursor size, command history, editing options and text selection;
  4. In the Font tab you can change the size of the font used and the default font;
  5. In Layout it is possible to change the screen buffer size, window size and position;
  6. Under Colors the user can change the text color on the screen, background screen, pop-up text, pop-up background screen and opacity of the chosen color.

Actually it will change for all windows, it is not possible to change only to a window, it is like Notepad++.

  • I understood, but I didn’t want to change them all, I wanted a command line that changed only in the current window, but thanks anyway.

  • It is unfortunately the way it needs will not get through Windows CMD =(

Browser other questions tagged ms-of

You are not signed in. Login or sign up in order to post.