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| | a simple menu hi all, i'm on xp pro and was wondering if someone could please help me build a simple dos menu like the following: Welcome: 1. Run Notepad 2. Run Excel 3. Exit And also, could someone show me the same thing done in vbscript? thanks, rodchar |
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| | Re: a simple menu "rodchar" <rodchar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:73C2F5EF-10D7-449E-84FD-87C383635E98@xxxxxx Quote: > hi all, > i'm on xp pro and was wondering if someone could please help me build a > simple dos menu like the following: > > Welcome: > 1. Run Notepad > 2. Run Excel > 3. Exit > > > And also, could someone show me the same thing done in vbscript? > > > thanks, > rodchar > this link about the merit of cross-posting versus multi-posting: http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm. One increases the exposure of your post, the causes duplication of effort and irritates potential respondents. |
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| | Re: a simple menu wow! talk about "eagle eye." I had no idea they would get crossed up like that I apologize for the duplication. Rod. "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: Quote: > > "rodchar" <rodchar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:73C2F5EF-10D7-449E-84FD-87C383635E98@xxxxxx Quote: > > hi all, > > i'm on xp pro and was wondering if someone could please help me build a > > simple dos menu like the following: > > > > Welcome: > > 1. Run Notepad > > 2. Run Excel > > 3. Exit > > > > > > And also, could someone show me the same thing done in vbscript? > > > > > > thanks, > > rodchar > > > Have a look at your identical post in the batch.nt newsgroup, then check out > this link about the merit of cross-posting versus multi-posting: > http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm. One increases the exposure of > your post, the causes duplication of effort and irritates potential > respondents. > > > |
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| | Re: a simple menu I fixed a MENU.001 file (from the DOS days). It is a text file that fills up 23 lines of text. Each # corresponds to 1.BAT, 2.BAT, .... Inside each batch file, CLS, run the respective program, then CD back to the MENU folder, and write the MENU.001 to the screen for the next command. "rodchar" <rodchar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:733B783C-6A0E-4D82-81BC-435DDF27596D@xxxxxx Quote: > wow! talk about "eagle eye." I had no idea they would get crossed up like > that I apologize for the duplication. > > Rod. > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > Quote: >> >> "rodchar" <rodchar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:73C2F5EF-10D7-449E-84FD-87C383635E98@xxxxxx Quote: >> > hi all, >> > i'm on xp pro and was wondering if someone could please help me build a >> > simple dos menu like the following: >> > >> > Welcome: >> > 1. Run Notepad >> > 2. Run Excel >> > 3. Exit >> > >> > >> > And also, could someone show me the same thing done in vbscript? >> > >> > >> > thanks, >> > rodchar >> > >> Have a look at your identical post in the batch.nt newsgroup, then check >> out >> this link about the merit of cross-posting versus multi-posting: >> http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm. One increases the exposure >> of >> your post, the causes duplication of effort and irritates potential >> respondents. >> >> >> |
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