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I want to know what is the command I should execute in the command window of the visual studio 2013, to change directory to:
C/:Users/user/Documents/Visual Studio 2013/Projects/OutlookAddin/publish/<Most_Recent_Version>/OutlookAddin_TemporaryKey.pfx
What is the command I must execute?
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- Move the current directory up by one folder (e.g., "C:\Windows\System32" to "C:\Windows"). /d - Changes the drive and the directory at the same time. For example, if Command Prompt is in the disk drive ("D:"), typing "cd /d C:\Windows" would move you to the Windows directory on the hard drive ("C:").
The hotkey for that depends on your operating system, in my case, on macOS, it's ⌃ + ` , on Windows I think it's ctrl + j . If you want to open at the current file's directory you can install an extension like Terminal Here. You can change the shortcuts/hotkeys for many actions on Code.
Actually, cd cmd works, but in a bit diff like this: syntax:
cd /d c: or e: etc..
where /d stands for drive
for instance:
cd /d C/:Users/user/Documents/Visual Studio 2013/Projects/OutlookAddin/publish//OutlookAddin_TemporaryKey.pfx
No need for the single or double quote in this case. Now to execute any type of files for instance simply add '.\' before the executed one.
syntax:
.\OutlookAddin_TemporaryKey.pfx or .\example.exe what so ever
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