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| USE TITLE TO SET THE CONSOLE TITLE |
| When you work with a command console, its icon appears on the taskbar |
| along with any other open windows and running programs. By default, the |
| title for the icon and for the console's window is Command Prompt. That's |
| fine when you're working with just one console, but if you frequently work |
| with more than one, you might like a better way to distinguish them. |
| For example, maybe you're doing an ftp transfer in one console and local |
| file management in another. Both consoles have the label Command Prompt |
| (although you'll see "- ftp" after Command Prompt in the title for the |
| ftp session). If you could change the titles to File Stuff and FTP, |
| respectively, it would be easier to tell them apart. You can use the TITLE |
| command to change the console titles. |
| The TITLE command doesn't have any optional switches. Just open the |
| console and type TITLE followed by the text you want to appear in the window |
| title bar and as the button text on the taskbar. You don't need to |
| include any quotes; simply type a string of text. |
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