If you want to use Notepad++ using CMD (Windows Command Line) make sure you add Notepad++ installed location to the PATH environment variable to use it from anywhere, or else you need to go to C:\Program Files\Notepad++ folder to run the Notepad++ Console commands,
How to open a file in Notepad++ from CMD
- Go to installed location of Notepad++ (if PATH is not set, example: C:\Program Files\Notepad++),
- Type Notepad++ file-path
- This should open the file in Notepad++,
- To create a new tab, type Notepad++ tab-name
C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++>Notepad++ D:\countries.txtThe above command will open countries.txt file in Notepad++,
Open File in Notepad++ using CMD command.
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