Yes, you can modify a cmd command name to another version.
Yes, you can modify a cmd command name to another version.
My friend altered "Ping" to "Hack," though this change applied to a Hackintosh setup.
You could create .bat files using the echo command. For instance: @ Echo off echo VIRUS DETECTED pause @ Echo off turns off echo so it doesn’t appear when running the batch file, leaving only VIRUS DETECTED visible. Pause exists to prevent immediate closure after opening the file. This isn’t CMD but a fun way to experiment. I built a Matrix code shower thingy lol.
I understand you're familiar with the standard batch commands, but that's not sufficient for your needs.
If you wanted to automate CMD tasks, those tools could handle it. Still, are you repeating the same command each time? Alias just takes the new command name, not trying to guess what you mean. Slightly off-topic, but do you have dyslexia? It makes typing commands tricky for me.