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Which Windows Shell command will print a file content on the standard output (like cat in Linux) ?
With Google, Stackoverflow, etc, I just could not find a solution, but I am sure, there is an easy one.
The command is:
type <filename>However, if you want to Unix-fy your Windows shell there are Win32 ports of most of the command Unix style commands.