I am thoroughly confused at this point. I guess I need to change the path. You guys really are nerds, goddamit!
On 10/31/07, RR4CLB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Both! > > I also downloaded it and it is an easy way to get to folders from the > desk top. FOr if I have Python25 folder on my desk top then I click on it. > Then go to the examples folder and hit the context menu key. It is a nice > way to do it and quick. > Also to have the least amount of work then he can make up a batch file > for the loading of Python25 or run a program using it. > > Batch file: > Either copy the text and paste it into Notepad or > type: copy con:P.BAT <enter> > Type and hit enter at the end of each line: > @echo off > python25 %1.py %2 %3 %4 %5 > ctrl Z <enter> > > Now this will keep you in that directory and I used just the letter P > for the name so you only enter the least number of chars for a quick run. > Bruce > > Close any currently running Windows Command Prompts (the environment is > setup when the shell is started) and then download the 'Open Command > Window Here' PowerToy from Microsoft on this page: > > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx > > and install it. It adds a context-menu (right-click) item 'Open Command > Window Here' to the Windows Explorer (not IE). > > Now, using the Windows Explorer, navigate to the > 'C:\Program Files\examples\' directory, right-click on it and select > 'Open Command Window Here'. This should open a Windows Command Prompt with > the current directory set to the examples directory. > > I find this invaluable, but that might just be me. > > >
