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#2 2010-10-11 23:17:58
Re: Well this is embarrassing.
You mean like an application, or a batch file?
For application, its pretty much the same as how you open a file in CMD, but you need to know which directory the app is in.
For a batch file, just open it like a regular file.
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#3 2010-10-11 23:20:08
Re: Well this is embarrassing.
banana500 wrote:
You mean like an application, or a batch file?
For application, its pretty much the same as how you open a file in CMD, but you need to know which directory the app is in.
For a batch file, just open it like a regular file.
That doesn't help me in anyway at all. How do I open a application in CMD?
Last edited by PW132 (2010-10-11 23:20:23)
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#4 2010-10-11 23:24:05
Re: Well this is embarrassing.
Go to the app's directory, then type the app name.
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#5 2010-10-12 02:09:10
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Re: Well this is embarrassing.
Google it
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#6 2010-10-12 04:02:10
Re: Well this is embarrassing.
An exe file? Just type the location. C:\"FilePath"\"Filename".exe
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#7 2010-10-12 10:32:57
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Re: Well this is embarrassing.
I used to have a good knowledge of this back when I had all these dos games
Uh. But now I don't
If anyone founds out, I want to know too, so that I can run Tex Murphy games
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