>REM PROGRAM PKZIP.BAT
>@ECHO OFF
>c:\compress\pk204g\%0.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
Two points (not of much use actually):
1. Pkzip/Pkunzip 2.50 has been out a while now ;-)
2. %0 could just as easily be pkzip.bat in the above (or even
c:\mybatch\pkzip.bat). But it isn't likely that it will be something else
on your own system.
Personally I've been playing with the idea of creating a 32MB RamDrive (or
why not 64? I've got 256MB of RAM and can't use all of it anyway in DOS,
only around 64). Anyway, the ramdrive would then be used in this manner:
Environment:
path=[ramdrive]:\files;c:\dos;
And then if I would for instance type "pkunzip" the following BATch file in
c:\dos would be run:
@echo off
copy pkunzip.exe [ramdrive]:\files
[ramdrive]:\files\pkunzip.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
Preferably [ramdrive] would be %r% or something like that (%ramdrive% would
use too much memory <G>)
Sort of a primitive HD caching, but only for programs.
So, am I insane? No wait, let me refraise that... Does anyone think it's a
good idea?
Or perhaps I should try and concatenate many MP3s and play them in Open
Cubic Player and then "shell to DOS?" Hmm... that would be cool :)
//Bernie
