First of all, use the Start menu or Search box to open the Windows Terminal app. It will open with the default profile set by you. After this, open its Settings page. Use Ctrl+, hotkey to open it.

If you spend a ton of time in the Windows command line, there's a Windows Terminal feature that'll fundamentally change how you work—and chances are you've never heard of it. Windows Terminal updates ...

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