"DOS" Extension feature ..

[ppsy]

Dear sir.
I am looking for "DOS" Extension feature on win2000.
Would anyone help me?
thanx.

 

[Mark V]

Dear sir.
I am looking for "DOS" Extension feature on win2000.
Would anyone help me?

Can you be more specific? Are you looking for a batch enhancer utility
or just what does "extension feature" mean exactly in this context?

 

[Jerold Schulman]

Dear sir.
I am looking for "DOS" Extension feature on win2000.
Would anyone help me?
thanx.

I suspect you mean:

setlocal ENABLEEXTENSIONS

or

CMD.EXE /E:ON


Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com

 

[Mark V]

I suspect you mean:

setlocal ENABLEEXTENSIONS

or

CMD.EXE /E:ON

Ah ha. Most likely that is it.
See also: cmd /?
from the "Command Extensions are enabled by default." paragraph.

 

[guard]

Ah ha. Most likely that is it.
See also: cmd /?
from the "Command Extensions are enabled by default." paragraph.

Also, see the "Cmd Page" at
(http://TheSystemGuard.com/TheGuardBook/CCS-Ext/Cmd.htm)

-tsg

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| COMPATIBILITY | CLARITY | SPEED |
| Write code ONCE | Make it clear | THEN...Make it fast! |
\-----------------+---------------+----------------------/
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(http://TheSystemGuard.com/default.asp#MasterCommandList)

 

[Al Dunbar [MS-MVP]]

Ah ha. Most likely that is it.
See also: cmd /?
from the "Command Extensions are enabled by default." paragraph.

I'll bet both of you that that is not it. My first thought was that he
wanted to know how to access the extended functions that came out with DOS
5.0 (I think). There were calls you could make to interface directly with
the mouse, and do other neat assembler-level things.

/Al

 

[ppsy]

Thanx for all your replies.
I appreciated it very much.
I think it might be the page I viewed mislead me so that I used the phrase
"DOS" Extension feature.
Sorry for my misusage.
thanx all.

 

[Mark V]

Thanx for all your replies.
I appreciated it very much.
I think it might be the page I viewed mislead me so that I used
the phrase "DOS" Extension feature.
Sorry for my misusage.
thanx all.

YW, but did _any_ of them fit your request? Inquiring minds want to
know. ;-)

 

[Al Dunbar [MS-MVP]]

YW, but did _any_ of them fit your request? Inquiring minds want to
know. ;-)

And, if not, what *is* your problem, as we would like to help if we can.

/Al

 

[ppsy]

Thanx all for your attention.
The page showed some examples when I recalled, it looks like(not sure)
following:
------------------------------------
If condition then
xxxxxxxx
End if
or----------------------------------
For condition
xxxxxxxx
Next
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It seemed to be different from "dos programing" of older version.
I might apply it to more complex variations.
It's what my requests originally.
Usually,I used vbscripts instead of "dos batch" if more conditions needed to
be considered.
Your responses did me a great favor and corrected many wrong concepts of
mine.
I'll try to find out the page and forward it on here if possible.
Thanx everyone responded.