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Answer» is it possible to autoload .bat files (WELL, i THINK it is, but is it)? if so, how do you?Are you referring to an autorun file:
Code: [Select][autorun] open=yourbatchfile.bat icon=youricon.ico
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A scripting autoloader which defines a function to autoload a file when the function is invoked.
Let us know. By the way, in the autorun file, the open= statement can refer to a batch file. Use relative paths in an autorun file, you never know which DRIVE the media might be in.
yeh, but im kinda new into the world of MS-DOS programming, so, uh, how do i make an auto-run file?
thanks Are you really using MS-DOS or some version of the command prompt within Windows? Suprisingly edit will WORK with both MS-DOS and Windows. After opening the editor, type in your commands and save the file. For a autorun.inf, you can test both the autorun file and the file it points to (open=) from a floppy before COMMITTING to burning a CD.
If you have trouble testing on a floppy, lets us know. Many people here are always willing to help. im using th command prompt (cmd), not actual MS-DOS
thanks 4 ur help
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