Windows 8.1 - How to copy the result of a MS-DOS command
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To copy the results of the command prompt window, follow the below procedure:
- Open the command prompt (Windows + X > Command Prompt)
- Type your command
- Right-click on the command prompt window and select Mark.
- Move the cursor (click) at the beginning of the line you want to copy.
- While holding the Shift key down, highlight the text you want to copy.
- Press CTRL + C and then paste in a text editor.
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