I use the command window quite a bit in Windows and have noticed that with some Windows versions, highlighting requires you to explicitly choose Mark and then select the text while other command windows you left or right click and highlighting happens automatically.
Automatic highlighting seems to be easier to do in more recent of versions of Windows; especially Windows 2008 Server, R2.
At work, I almost always run our principal application through the Windows command prompt as Administrator.
The problem though is that I would highlight and cause our BATCH application to suspend, without me knowing that I was going into suspend mode.
And learned as of yesterday, to un-suspend, the user needs to hit the ESCAPE key or use the keystroke CTRL-C in the command window.
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