Hey everyone I'm trying to run a Batch file (.bat) on startup, but I want to use another method then placing it in the startup folder. Is there any way to start it using a program or changing a setting?
Thanks.
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Writing a batch file to download many .pdf files...
I am attempting to quickly download nearly 1000 .pdf files from a website. Each .pdf has a unique url, and they run in sequence from 1-1000.
I would like help writing a batch file that I could run once and would (in the background) access the .pdf via its url, save a copy, and then move on to the next one.
Similar to (this is sloppy C++ and English combined, its been a while since i've used the language and I do not... -
How to create 300 HTML pages from a list in a document?
I have a document with a list or roughly 300 names.
I need to make an individual .html page with that name.
Instead of copy paste an html page and rename it, is there a program that I can paste that 300 name list, and have it generate basic html pages? -
How can I integrate DOS batch files in MS Access?
I need to transfer entire excel files (not just a range of data) from one directory to another using an Access Macro because I want to intersperse them with my other macros in Access. I want to run one macro that will call other macros. So I am thinking I need to figure out how to run DOS Batch files from Access and incorporate them in my Access dB. I think I have to use Shell / VBA.
If, for example, my batch file was Transfer01in.ba t,... -
How to launch .BAT file inside HTML?
I am having problems with a shockwave .EXE that leaks memory like the dickens. At launch, it loops a welcome screen until a user touches the screen/clicks the mouse, and then it plays all the way through to the end. The memory leakage is coming from the welcome loop. After sitting there looping a lot, the programs eats up too much memory and crashes.
You can prevent crashes by manually quitting and restarting the .EXE, but this... -
Batch new line variable
I have a txt file that contains a few lines of data, i also have a for loop that extracts this data into one variable, i then email this variable using 'blat'. The problem is, the extracted data consists on one line, and i need to be able to email this in a more coherent form, i.e. having each line in the text file displayed in the email in the same way(with new lines).
I've tried playing around with adding '\n' to the variable but... -
identify com ports w/ batch
I need a script that runs in the background that constantly "scans" the used com ports. When a specific com port becomes unused (ie com20) I need a set of batch files kicked off (which restart some services to get it back up). Any Ideas?
Thanks in advance
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Changing icons with DOS commands
Hi, I'm in the proccess of building a windows installer from the ground up and I was wondering if there is anyway to change a file types icon with DOS commands? Any information at all would be really appreciated.