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		<title>&#8220;Open Command Window here&#8221; for Vista</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In Windows XP, there was a set of &#8220;PowerToys&#8221; provided by Microsft which were geared towards more advanced &#8220;power-user&#8221; features.  One of these was a nifty little tool called &#8220;Open Command Window here&#8221;.  All you did was right-click on a directory and you could open a command prompt with the current path being active.  Turns [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In Windows XP, there was a set of &#8220;PowerToys&#8221; provided by Microsft which were geared towards more advanced &#8220;power-user&#8221; features.  One of these was a nifty little tool called &#8220;Open Command Window here&#8221;.  All you did was right-click on a directory and you could open a command prompt with the current path being active.  Turns out that in Vista, this is built-in, although it requires an extra keypress.  Hold down Shift as you right-click and you&#8217;ll get a beefed up context menu that has an &#8220;Open Command Window here&#8221; option.  That is all.</p>
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