If you need to edit the batch file later, browse to the Startup folder in Windows Explorer, right-click the file and click "Edit." Double-clicking the file will run the batch file immediately.

Ensure that you change the "NameOfProgramToRun" variable in the sample Autoexec.bat file to the directory containing the executable file of the program you want to run -- "C:\OldApp" using the ...

Now, I have setup the batch file to run, but Scheduled Tasks will not run it properly, if at all.<BR><BR>We need to run it manually for it to work, and from a command prompt at that..<BR><BR>So ...

The CyberNet weblog follows up on their previous tip for creating quick-kill shortcuts for individual programs in Windows by expanding the idea to an automated batch file that kills off a bunch of ...

This is my dilemma:<P>I am creating an installation interface for an old DOS program, which is no problem, but at the end of it I want the interface to create a desktop shortcut with customised ...