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 It works perfectly !
In win95 you just enter "properties", and add the ? after the command line -
and voila - whenever you run the program, it will prompt you for the
parameters - excellent !!!
Note, a shortcut will always be generated, when you make this change to the
command line - but you can either click on the original com/exe file, or the
shortcut - it works no matter what !

Thanks a lot Tony  -
From Surf Pete.


Tony Green wrote in article <5rpm4d$4td@freepress.anasazi.com>...

> You can put a '?' after the program name e.g. c:\windows\command\edit.exe
?
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>This will cause windows to ask for a string - you can give a filename here.
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>Let me know if it works
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>Tony Green
>Anasazi UK
>tgreen@anasazi.com
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>If wining is not important - whats the point in keeping score?
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>Peter Frank wrote in article <5rl0fs$36lg$1@news.inet.tele.dk>...
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>> How do you start a DOS program, with parameters when running f.ex.
>explorer
>>under Win95 ???
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>>You can use the MS-DOS prompt of course, but there must be another way to
>do
>>it ?
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>>F.ex if I would start an MS-dos application like this:    "EDIT
>>AUTOEXEC.BAT" - is it possible to do it under Win95 somehow ???
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>>I can go to the edit.com in the explorer, and change the properties so it
>>will add the parameter "autoexec.bat" - but that is not a very "clean"
>>solution !
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>>Lots of DOS programs uses parameters (text/numbers), especially when
>>converting formats, so it would be nice to be able to add these parameters
>>easily under Win95.
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>>Anyone who knows ?
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>>Kindly  SurfPete.
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