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DOS usage in Windows 7
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lora
2010-05-25 22:42:05 UTC
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Hello,

I have some code that uses DOS comands such as exec, ipconfig, ping,
and start batch files and runs fine on winxp.

I need to make that code run on Windows 7. Are there equivalent
command calls on Windows 7, especially to start up batch files and
have the window stay up?

Pls advise. thanks
Richard Bonner
2010-05-28 10:45:43 UTC
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Post by lora
I have some code that uses DOS comands such as exec, ipconfig, ping,
and start batch files and runs fine on winxp.
I need to make that code run on Windows 7.
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*** This is a 4DOS group not a Windows command line one. You are more
likely to get an answer if you place your request in a Windows group.
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Richard Bonner
http://www.chebucto.ca/~ak621/DOS/
Klaus Meinhard
2010-05-28 21:23:08 UTC
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Lora,
Post by Richard Bonner
Post by lora
I have some code that uses DOS comands such as exec, ipconfig, ping,
and start batch files and runs fine on winxp.
I need to make that code run on Windows 7.
(Snip)
*** This is a 4DOS group not a Windows command line one. You are more
likely to get an answer if you place your request in a Windows group.
That said, and without having a win7 installation at hand: the above
commands were unknown in DOS, but introduced with the NT command
processor cmd.exe. Is there still a cmd.exe in win7 ? (try the search
under the start button). If there is, your batch should run okay.
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Best Regards,

* Klaus Meinhard *
<www.4dos.info>
Charles Dye
2010-05-31 01:31:03 UTC
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Post by Klaus Meinhard
Is there still a cmd.exe in win7 ?
Yes, Windows 7 does still include CMD.EXE, along with the (ghastly)
PowerShell.

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Charles Dye

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