CMD

CMD may refer to:

Computing

• CMD is commonly used to mean "command":
  • CMD.EXE (Command Prompt), the command-line interpreter on Windows operating systems
  • Command (computing), an abbreviation commonly used in computing
  • Command key (⌘), a modifier key present on Apple Keyboards
  • CMD file (CP/M), the filename extension used by executable programs

Astronomy

• Canis Major Dwarf, a small galaxy orbiting the Milky Way
• Color-magnitude diagram, a scatter-graph of stars used by astronomers

Other uses

• Camden Road railway station, a station in London, England (National Rail code: CMD)
• Catastrophe à moyens dépassé, a French phrase meaning "disaster without sufficient rescue means"
• Center for Media and Democracy, an American nonprofit liberal watchdog group
• Chairman and managing director, a managing director who is also the chairman of the same company
• Cincinnati Mighty Ducks, an American ice hockey team
• Congenital muscular dystrophy, a form of muscular dystrophy that is present from birth
• Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor, a college in Gwynedd, Wales
• Creative Micro Designs, a computer hardware company
• C.M.D. or Cmd, a Command paper, published by the UK government
• Cable Mágico Deportes, a Peruvian TV network