Thanks for the tip Wayne, I'll check out your code! In this case Thane was looking for an automated way of getting to a sub-folder without knowing it's name or asking for user input.
Wayne Johnson wrote: > At 02:00 08-24-2007, j maccraw typed: > There is also a method I've seen DriverPacks use to locate the CDROM > drive based on a "IF EXIST" heck for a file on a certain path & > extracting the CDROM drive letter. Even in a crowded list of sub-folders > you > could find a target folder if there's a known unique filename using the > same method. > > I've got a script that I wrote that is 385 lines that uses many > variables as well as many different expressions such as > if not "%web_address%" == "" goto STEP10 > I use this script to make it easier to create plugins for BartPE or my > XpPe compilations. While it doesn't work for all would be plugins it > takes care of most situations. It asks a bunch of questions & plugs the > answer back into the script to create the plugin. > > If you want to download it just to look at how I did it you can acquire > it at > <http://users.zoominternet.net/~wdjvmj/files/plugin%20creator.zip> > > Put winrar files into a temp folder & the plugin creator in the same > folder then run it to see the out come if you like as it won't hurt > anything as all it does is create a plugin_name.inf, & plugin_name.htm & > plugin_name_nu2menu.xml that a new plugin needs.. > > FWIW the head of the IT dept at Sandia National Labs a division of > Homeland Security loved it. ;-) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Yahoo! Search http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=oni_on_mail&p=graduation+gifts&cs=bz
