Re: Equivalent of autoexec.bat for Windows

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From: Reed Jacobsen
Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1991 16:42

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On page 519 of the Windows Users Guide, there is a description of a
file with the special name "WINSTART.BAT": "WINSTART.BAT is a normal
batch file, except that Windows automatically runs it after starting
in 386 enhanced mode."  I have tried this for a couple of things, and
it hasn't met my purposes, but it might be worth looking into for what
you want.

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Subject: Re: Equivalent of autoexec.bat for Windows
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