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Answer» Ok, HERES probably and easy question...
What is the DIFFERENCE between a BATCH file (.bat) and a NT command script (.cmd)? :-?
What exactly is a NT command script or .cmd file?
When I save my batch files with a .cmd EXTENSION they appear to run the same.For the most part, these are treated identically by Windows.
If you're creating something new, use .CMD.
The details: For reasons of maintaining backward compatibilit, Windows treats .BAT slightly differently than .CMD files -- essentially wrapping the newer windows command shell in a veneer of an older command shell, in case the .BAT file is doing something specific to the older Windows VERSIONS. Stick with .CMD and you'll be fine.
AJ
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www.sunflowernetwork.comIsn't that kind of like how they keep command.com around so it has better compatibility?
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