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**PainlessTorture** · 11-16-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Hello Fmjc001,

You could create a BAT file for this. Just type in the commands into a TXT file, then rename the file extension to BAT. When you run the BAT file it will run the commands in a command prompt automatically.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Thanks for the reply Shawn. Unfortunity I cant use a bat because of a software restriction policy enforced on the system

11-16-2008	#3 (permalink)
PainlessTorture Windows Vista™ Ultimate x64 471 posts	Re: Make a command prompt run a command as soon as it opens? Quote: Originally Posted by Brink Hello Fmjc001, You could create a BAT file for this. Just type in the commands into a TXT file, then rename the file extension to BAT. When you run the BAT file it will run the commands in a command prompt automatically. Hope this helps, Shawn Thanks for the reply Shawn. Unfortunity I cant use a bat because of a software restriction policy enforced on the system
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