title: 'django' is not recognized as an internal or external command in PyCharm's virtual environment
body: <p>New to PyCharm and Django, I've looked through online for this solution for a few hours already, nothing seems to work.</p>
  <p>The usual: <code>python -m django-admin startproject mysite</code> does not seem to work if my cmd directory is at <code>C:\Users\...\PycharmProjects\</code></p>
  <p>On the other hand, if I use <code>cd C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\Scripts</code>
  before reentering the former code, I get the exact results that I want.</p>
  <p>Any idea how to fix this?</p>
  <p>Edit:
  Okay, so I figured a solution. If I were to copy &quot;django-admin.exe&quot; into <code>C:\Users\...\PycharmProjects\</code>, <code>django-admin startproject mysite</code> will work as intended.</p>
  <p>The real issue I have is the command <code>python -m</code> itself. Nothing that follows after that line seems to work with it. I've revised my advanced environment pathing, but so far I haven't had much luck.</p>
  <p>Edit 2:
  Typing <code>python</code> takes me to Windows Store, but <code>py</code> will work as intended. Subsequently, problems like <code>py -m django --version</code> will work as intended if I type them in cmd. However, the problem persist if I try to do it in my PyCharm virtual environment.</p>
  <p>I've tested and changed multiple directories for both cmd and PyCharm's virtual environment, the solution works consistently in cmd, but not in Pycharm. Any explanations for this?</p>