Macros in Windows 7 CMD?

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Yuriy Berg2015-06-06 13:25:43

System administration

Yuriy Berg, 2015-06-06 13:25:43

Hello. I peeped in a video from a web developer ... He has a Mac OS and he calls various programs from the terminal, entering only Chrome and Google Chrome opens for him. There was such a question, is it possible to do this on Windows in CMD? If so, how?
Let's say that you could do this: you write in CMD - chrome youtube.com and Chrome opens youtube for you

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Eugene, 2015-06-06
@art_haacki

ehm
if we take the above example, then it is enough to write the path to the installed chrome in the path variable

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Nikolai, 2015-06-06
@hellsq

why stupid and outdated cmd when there is powershell?
By the way, the 10th Windows will be focused on just such garbage and super-convenient control through the power console. you write install chrome - it takes it, downloads the distribution itself and installs it. etc. Plus, you can write any cmdlet for your own needs in a minute.

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ton1, 2015-06-07
@ton1

start chrome youtube.com
what's the problem?