[quote]
SQL windows have more history options. Why do you need that in a Command window? Just curious. I don't find much use for the Command window personally. [/quote]
desc table
show parameter
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and e.t.c...DBA's work with sqlplus and scripts. But sqlplus haven't Code Assisnent, auto width lines, color syntax and other things like command window in PL/SQL Developer ...

I'd appreciate if PSD offered a way to quickly open a windows explorer folder window containing the current PSD window file.
Maybe you could put that function in the window list right-mouse actions?

@Bernhard
You can do this using Tools > Configure Tools > New:
Description: Open containing folder
Type: External
Executable/Script: #dir

Interesting, though it didn't show the full path. Only DOS names were displayed (Win XP):

C:\DOCUME~1\USERNAME\Desktop\DOCSAB~1\D-1186~1

Because you have spaces in the directory name (documents and settings), the short directory name is displayed.

use "#dir" , instead of #dir

Thank you, William. Very useful indeed

vlevi, how do you know that? That's not in the documentation, is it? I couldn't find it at least.
That should be part of the documentation in any case and be added for v9.

Thx, guys! It works like a charm!

I have just tried it, and worked. I remembered, that the Windows shortcuts does not works, if there is a space in the command line, and you have to put the command between "" characters. For example, c:\program files will fail, but "c:\program files" works. Or, if you do not want to use "", you have to write c:\progra~1 into the windows shortcut.

Yeah, now that you mention, it does make sense. But I'd never guess.