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Organization: Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien, Vienna, Austria

Larry:

We are backlogged a week, so you might know the answer already.

Create e.g. an OS/2-window-object, open the object-menu, choose open
settings, choose program. Let us say your cmd-file is called C:\DOIT.CMD

possibility 1)
  - enter "C:\DOIT.CMD" in "Path and filename"

possibility 2)
  - enter "CMD.EXE" in "Path and filename"
  - enter "/K C:\DOIT.CMD" in "Parameters"
  - if you want to prompt the user for parameters append to the program name
    in the "Parameters" an opening square bracket, a blank and a closing
    square bracket for any parameters you want to prompt for. If you want to
    supply a prompt text, replace the blank within the square brackets with
    the desired text.

Save the settings.

Move or shadow the object to the Startup-folder.

Possibility 1 executes C:\DOIT.CMD, upon termination it will terminate the
session.

Possibility 2 creates an OS/2-session, tells CMD.EXE to keep the session after
the program "C:\DOIT.CMD" is terminated, i.e. do not close the window.

---rony