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Examples of @comspec formatting - AutoIt Forums ;examples of using @comspec Reminder from Blindwig: "FYI - You only need to call comspec to run internal comands (DIR, COPY, MD, RD, etc) You don't need it for external commands (ATTRIB, CACLS, XCOPY, NET, etc)"
How To Use @comspec ? - AutoIt General Help and Support - AutoIt Forums Use @ComSpec to execute DOS files, such as your favourite batch files or DOS commands, i e formatting diskettes, comparing files etc Think out of the box Grabber: Yet another WinInfo tool _CSVLib (still alpha) Dynamic html in au3
@comspec - AutoIt General Help and Support - AutoIt Forums run(@comSpec " c mplayerc exe", "C:\Program Files\Media Player Classic", @SW_HIDE) This will always work regardless of drive -- setting the working directory is equivalent to a CD command when launching a command interpreter
Anyone can help with this @comspec syntax??? - AutoIt Forums but I'm trying to use autoit @comspec to compile it to a executable file I'm having problem with the syntax Can anyone be kind enough to guide me This is the @comspec code I try RunWait(@Comspec ' c set __COMPAT_LAYER=RunAsInvoker ' 'start' 'C:\Program Files\test 123\test 123 exe') Edited December 28, 2012 by lolipop
Trouble with @COMSPEC. - AutoIt General Help and Support - AutoIt Forums - Change @ComSpec from ' c ' to ' k ' -> no change + Remove @SW_HIDE -> console window opens and there something like "Program not name of in or out command, program or bat" (my bad translate to english, i hope you understand it)
What are c and k - AutoIt Forums In the help file's FAQ, regarding "running a DOS program", the example given uses " c" as the first parameter after @ComSpec And in the Macro reference, under @Comspec, there's a " k" shown in the same place What the heck are these? I tried looking it up everywhere, but no dice
Scripting a Windows batch with @comspec - (Moved) RunWait (running @comspec and the command) - preferred ShellExecute (calling a dos batch) - not preferred Run (calling cmd exe and sending the command) - not preferred, last resort option Result - When running the batch (double %% require for both items) as elevated, works OK