The command interpreter looks for these registry settings when you don??™t provide an appropriate
command line switch. If you don??™t see the registry entry, then the command interpreter uses a default
setting. Local user settings always override the machine settings, and command line switches always
override the registry settings. Here are the registry settings and their meanings.
AutoRun Defines the command that you want the command interpreter to run every time you
open a command prompt. This value is of type REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ. Simply provide the
executable name along with any command line switches that the executable may require. As
with the string for the /C and /K command line switches, you can separate multiple commands
using a double ampersand (&&).
EnableExtensions Specifies whether the command interpreter has extensions enabled. See the
/E:ON command line switch description for a list of the applications that this entry affects. This
value is of type REG_DWORD. Set it to enabled using a value of 0x1 and disabled using a value
of 0x0.
CompletionChar Defines the file completion character (see the /F:ON command line switch
for details).
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