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Console Games.. Woww.. My mind travels back to the 8 bit era where I played the tennis with my uncle & cousin's son for hours together. It was a great game requiring a lot of hand to eye co-ordination & quick reflexes !! I loved the arcade games such as star galaxy & the car races in the gaming parlors of Mumbai. It definitely ranks as the best 8 bit game for me ! There were others such as the Baseball.. Super Mario.. Donkey Kong.. & Wrestling to name a few. A special mention to the Nintendo's F1 racing game which was an all time favorite for me. Also cannot forget the mach rider bike racing game where you could smash your opponent's bike. We played all this in our Nintendo 8 bit gaming console . Then cam the 16 bit era where Brian Lara Cricket & The Jungle book were two of the greatest games using which I have spent days on end with my cousins in Mumbai & Bangalore game parlours. We got lucky to get our own SEGA 16 bit gaming console where we could ...

I have been a great fan of PC games ever since chilhood. I started with Pac man & Dave on the 386 IBM PC as far as my memory lanes can go back. Then came Windows workstation 3.1 on which I used to enjoy playing Wolfenstien 3D, Prince of Persia on the Intel's 486 processor. Then came the Intel's first Intel Pentium processor 586 which my dad bought it for me with 1 GB hdd & 16 MB RAM. :-) I had a monochrome monitor to start with. The computer service provider had installed Need For Speed 2 game from Electronic Arts in it.

File name completion and folder name completion are quick-search features of the Windows NT command processor, Cmd.exe. When you type a path or a file name and then press TAB, Cmd.exe searches for all files whose path and file name match your entry. NOTE: Automatic complete for CMD.exe is not enabled by default in Windows 2000 and later. When you type a path and then press the TAB key, the command processor searches for all files whose path (but not necessarily the file name) matches your entry. The command processor displays one of the matching file names each time you press TAB. To go backward through the list of file names, press SHIFT+TAB. This article describes how to enable automatic complete for Cmd.exe. To enable automatic complete for Cmd.exe, use Registry Editor (Regedit) to view the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Command Processor Edit the CompletionChar value, and set the value of REG_DWORD to 9. Note that you do not need to restart your comput...