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Thanks. Didn't even think I'd have to use that. It's working fine now



That is one of the many built-in features of Windows command interpreter.


The following are all of the Windows NT internal commands:

  • ASSOC
  • CALL
  • CHDIR/CD
  • CLS
  • COLOR
  • COPY
  • DATE
  • DIR
  • DPATH
  • ECHO
  • ENDLOCAL
  • ERASE/DEL
  • EXIT
  • FOR
  • FTYPE
  • GOTO
  • IF
  • MKDIR/MD
  • MOVE
  • PATH
  • PAUSE
  • POPD
  • PROMPT
  • PUSHD
  • REM
  • RENAME/REN
  • RMDIR/RD
  • SET
  • SETLOCAL
  • SHIFT
  • START
  • TIME
  • TITLE
  • TYPE
  • VER


Further reading:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/winntas/deploy/shellscr.mspx