"Daniel L. Rall" wrote: > Sorry to repeat myself, but I think that this got buried. > Should the MS Windows batch files be written for Win9x or WinNT/2000 (I > assume that NT == 2000 as far as shell differences go), or is there some > trick for writing them cross-OS? AFAIK Win9x .bat files work fine under NT. I really don't know about NT shell, but probably it has some feturest that plain ol' DOS doesn't. That makes me I think we should stick with 9x compatibility. Rafal ------------------------------------------------------------ To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search: <http://www.mail-archive.com/turbine%40list.working-dogs.com/> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Rafal Krzewski
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- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Jon Stevens
- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Daniel L. Rall
- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Jon Stevens
- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Didier Dubois
- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Jon Stevens
- MS Windows batch files Daniel L. Rall
- Re: MS Windows batch files Rafal Krzewski
- Re: MS Windows batch files Daniel L. Rall
- Re: MS Windows batch files Christopher Elkins
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- Re: [torque] foreign primary keys Rafal Krzewski
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