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Thread: Cancel in Command line

  1. #1
    Tank Guest

    Cancel in Command line

    How can i type cancel in command line.

    In macros we use ^C^C. when i type this in command its invalid.

    Is there a way??

    Thanks

  2. #2
    C Witt Guest
    please don't x-post.

    Tank wrote:

    How can i type cancel in command line.

    In macros we use ^C^C. when i type this in command its invalid.

    Is there a way??

    Thanks


  3. #3
    teiarch Guest
    Maybe because ^C in a Windows environment is expecting something to be copied? Probably works in macros because you're in a different environment level.

    The ESC key works pretty well on the command line.....

  4. #4
    Wizardvette Guest
    If your going to type the keyboard anyway, just hit the "ESCAPE" key. Or as in my case, I made a button to "deselect all". Use this command ^C^C^C^C^P(ai_deselect)^P^M;

  5. #5
    Tom Smith Guest
    In many cases, a return will terminate a command which is waiting for a
    response. In all cases, escape works.

  6. #6
    kent robertson Guest
    Type (command)

    "Tank" <spowell@cadway.com.au> wrote in message news:417df12e_1@newsprd01...
    How can i type cancel in command line.

    In macros we use ^C^C. when i type this in command its invalid.

    Is there a way??

    Thanks


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