can any of you tell me how to perform any command on a directory or file that contains space in its name. eg: "cd ms office";where "ms office" is the name of the folder,the system returnts an error.:sshhh:
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this is simple....just type the name of the command followed by the name of the file/directory in double quotes, e.g. cd "ms office". i have used this always in windows command prompt and this would work for dos too(though i didn't check this out). so try this and let me know.
I use a simpler method 😁 Let's say you want to switch to directory name "Hello World", type first few characters of the directory name and hit the tab key.
Note that this is just like what we have in bash. Those familiar with UNIX/SUN environment. 😀