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CmdRef

CmdRef

A dictionary for Cmd Prompt

⭐️4.3 / 5
Rating
🙌34
Ratings
📼8 scs
Content
📦w/o updates
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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🧾$0.99
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All Versions of CmdRef

5.5.4

March 6, 2023

- Updated App Store listing and bug fixes

5.5.3

January 3, 2023

- iOS 16 support - Support for Cmd+F keyboard shortcut to search for commands - Dropped support for iOS 10 and older and watchOS 5 and older
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5.5.2

November 22, 2020

- Support for the newest devices - Bug fixes

5.5.1

May 4, 2020

- Support for the newest devices and iOS 13 - Dark Mode - Support for macOS! - Minor bug fixes
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5.5.0

May 3, 2020

- Support for the newest devices and iOS 13 - Dark Mode - Support for macOS!
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5.4

April 17, 2019

- New iPad Pro Support - UI Improvements

5.3.6

September 22, 2018

-Bug fixes

5.3.5

September 21, 2018

-Fixed settings view on iPhone X in Landscape

5.3.4

September 19, 2018

-iOS 12 Support -iPhone Xs Max Support

5.3.3

May 28, 2018

-Bug fixes

CmdRef In-App Purchases History

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CmdRef Pro

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Description of CmdRef

CmdRef is a full, offline, searchable Windows CMD dictionary. CmdRef is NOT an emulator and does NOT allow you to type Windows CMD commands on your iPhone or iPad. Upgrade to CmdRef Pro in-app to enjoy ad-free use! Windows command prompt (CMD) is a proprietary application that allows users to control their computer from a command line which is especially helpful when fighting viruses. CmdRef is a fantastic learning tool for those new to command prompt, and an excellent, portable dictionary for every expert too! CmdRef's clean, modern design was created with an emphasis on ease of use and reliability. Instead of searching all over the internet for that command you just can't seem to remember, open CmdRef and find it in seconds! Thanks to CmdRef, you too can be the family IT professional.
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CmdRef: FAQ

Can CmdRef be used on an iPad?

Yes, the software for CmdRef is compatible with iPads.
Moballo, LLC is the developer of CmdRef.
The minimum supported iOS version for the app is 11.0.
With an overall rating of 4.3 out of 5, CmdRef is a must-have app for users.
Reference Is The App Genre Of The Cmdref App.
The latest CmdRef version released is 5.5.4.
The CmdRef app was last updated on July 2, 2024.
CmdRef was released on February 6, 2023.
Child-friendly content, no violence or scary images.
The CmdRef app can be used in English.
Unfortunately, CmdRef is not on Apple Arcade.
Absolutely! In-app purchases are available within CmdRef.
No, you cannot utilize CmdRef with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of CmdRef

  • Initial impression

    So I haven’t personally tried out any of the commands in this app yet that are not displayed when typing in help in cmd prompt, but on first glance, taking a look and grouch some of the mentioned above commands(the ones I haven’t yet tried), I’d say I really really like this app. Appears it can be a very useful tool, and very helpful. That is my thoughts on it, I will be trying them out later today to see how useful they may actually be or not infect be.
    One thing of the top I’d love to suggest the developers, or request, rather; is a favorite(s) button/feature. Overall very much looking forward to utilizing this to my advantage thank you kindly I love it
  • Very Useful reference

    This app is a useful reference on many commands. The app is fully functional except for ads with a nominal fee to remove them. Would be helpful if could mark favorites and a note area within each command for tech notes or additions, but other than that, thank you to the developer.
  • Another useful utility from Moballo

    This isn't going to change your life, but when I have to venture into the world of M$, it's nice to have a quick utility like this.

    Helps me to remember commands I havent used in eons. Also informs me of syntax for newer AD commands without needing to navigate the interwebs.

    Thanks!