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Re: what's III+ suffixes for use in organizing program
- Subject: Re: what's III+ suffixes for use in organizing program
- From: Peter Evans peterev@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 29 Jun 1999 23:01:09 +0900
Norman Bauman:
>Batch files use a pretty powerful programming language and can
>automate operating system tasks and do all sorts of neat tricks
>if you take some time with it.
You can do a lot more in batch files if you use 4DOS (or 4OS/2, etc.) or
Take Command; see http://www.jpsoft.com/ . The former is (are) compatible
with Win9xUS; the latter with any Win9x.
>I wish there was something like batch files to use in Windows 98, but so
>far I haven't found anything.
A fair number of GUI programs can be run with parameters. Using Take
Command, you can put these, or DOS, or Win32 "console mode" programs in
batch files that you can run in one of the 98 windows. I do this routinely
myself.
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Peter Evans