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"edit" is not a valid command in cmd.exe?

I am trying to create a .cfg file for the bcc32 compiler and I am following the instructions. I correctly installed and installed the path to the environment as indicated, but when I type "edit bcc32.cfg" at the command line, it says that editing is not a valid command? What should I do?

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You can also create a .bat file, edit.bat , to replace the 16-bit editing program (removed because x64 windows flavors does not start it), which will launch your favorite editor.

@echo off
notepad %1
@echo on

This is what I did, making it as a simple patch so that I can continue the path that I have always had for the most part. Just enter:

edit myfile.ext

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@notepad %1
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 C:\Borland\BCC55\bin> notepad bcc32.cfg

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, 64- . cmd, ... "filename", , !

type "filename"

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, Windows 7 ( edit.exe edlin.exe ): powershell.exe cmd - edit .

: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_PowerShell

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simple answer .... if you are using an old version of Windows (xp etc ..), you can use the edit but since you are using a new version of Windows, Microsoft has updated and deleted commands that they think are not relevant, for example. (msg, edit) depending on whether bit bit bit 64 or bit82 ...

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