Assoc Microsoft hasn??™t documented how command extensions change the Assoc command.
Even though Microsoft lists it as one of the commands that changes with command extensions,
there isn??™t any obvious difference at the command line.
Call Accepts a label as the target for a call (rather than a filename as normal). This feature
means that you can transfer control from one portion of a batch file to another. Using extensions
means that you can call the label using call :Label Arguments. Notice that you must precede
the label with a colon.
Chdir (CD) Displays the directory names precisely as they appear on your hard drive. For
example, if a directory name has a space, you??™ll see the space when you change directories.
Capitalization is also the same. A directory name that appears with an initial capital letter in
Windows Explorer also appears that way at the command prompt. In addition, when you turn
off the command extensions, the command doesn??™t treat spaces as delimiters. Consequently,
you don??™t need to surround directory names with spaces or with quotes in order to obtain the
correct results from this command.
Color Microsoft hasn??™t documented how command extensions change the Color command.
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