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Old August 24th 04, 05:36 AM
Dingus
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Default Reading Autoexec.bat

Hi,
I have installed some applications that require settings be made
in the autoexec.bat file.

I have made the necessary entries, but the autoexec.bat
file doesn't seem to be read when booting up.

ie: From a DOS prompt I should be able to invoke various
applications that have been referred to in the autoexec.bat
file - however only a message BAD COMMAND OR FILE
NAME is displayed, as if nothing exists?

Any ideas?

Dingus.


 




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