On 18 Jan 01 at 11:22, howard schwartz wrote:
> However the best I can do write now is to check if the variable,
> wattcp.cfg is set -- something I do when I load epppd. I suppose I
> could do some horribly inelegant thing like dump the output of the
> mem command to a file and then grep the file for an ``epppd'' entry.
Hello Professor (Parsonian?:). I always considered the above an
elegant solution, a simple output from mem followed by a Find w/
errorlevel test. Heard this question asked often before but can not
remember seeing any special purpose-utility suggested for this. If
I where to look for such an animal, I would probably try the many
batch utility collections (beginning with Horst S.), as well as look
for suggestions at some of the dedicated batch sites, and maybe ask
in <alt.msdos.batch> (last time I looked, a while ago, there was
someone there who seemed eager to offer "simple" assembly solutions
to assorted batch related problems). Of the top of my head, FWIW.
All the best,
Bjorn
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