My question is....if I run your bat file....can I use your Alpha to amplify my puny signal? Especially to Asia where no one can hear me?
On 9/29/2007 7:27:40 PM, Jim McDonald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Back in the dark old days of DOS, I used to keep a directory (now folder) > of > batch files to start all programs. They would change DOS to the correct > program directory, start the program(s), clear the screen afterwards, and > return to the root directory. > > These days, I?m not as proficient and hardly know syntax. However, I > filched the batch files from W9OL and others and have one that works to > my > satisfaction, so I?m sharing it in anyone else still wants to try one. > It > starts MMTTY, DXbase, two instances of AR-User (to connect to two nodes > and > have the spots merged), MMD (to tie DXbase and MMTTY together), and > even the > program to control my Alpha 87A amplifier by just double-clicking on the > shortcut icon. > > I keep the batch file, named Dxbase.bat, in the DXbase folder with a > shortcut on the desktop, but you could just as well save the program to > your > desktop. The file: > > Start "" "C:\Program Files\AlphaRemote\AlphaRemote.exe" > Start "" "C:\Program Files\MMTTY\MMD.exe" > Start "" "C:\Program Files\MMTTY\MMTTY.exe" > Start "" "C:\Program Files\Ar User\ve7cc.exe" > Start "" "C:\Program Files\Ar User\ve7cc.exe" > Start "" "C:\Program Files\Sci
