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10-15-2008
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| | Finding 16-bit applications / MS-DOS Hi! I am looking for scripted way to find out which .exe files of a system are 16-bit applications. Does anybody have an idea which methode i could use? Thanks! Jakob |
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10-15-2008
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| | Re: Finding 16-bit applications / MS-DOS "Jakob" <jakob.hager@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:e1c14a3d-0ccd-4562-968c-f37820182e40@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi! > I am looking for scripted way to find out which .exe files of a system > are 16-bit applications. > > Does anybody have an idea which methode i could use? > > Thanks! > Jakob @echo off set target=c:\Program Files\My Application if exist c:\DOS.txt del c:\DOS.txt for %%a in ("%target%\*.exe") do filever "%%a" | find /i " DOS " >> c:\DOS.txt notepad c:\DOS.txt You can get filever.exe from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en |
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