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Join Date: May 2000
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How do I use DOS to...
I have a couple of questions:
1. How do I execute a program using DOS? A program like a game that is stored in the Program Files directory? 2. I need to export a list of all the services that are currently runnin on my computer to a txt file, but when I do that it isn't formated and it gives me the full description. Does anyone know how I can just save the services that are currently running on my machie? Thanks people |
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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a) Open up a CLI (START > RUN > cmd) b) Navigate to the appropriate directory that contains the executable of the game .. for example Code:
cd \"Program Files"\GameName\Data\Game.exe cd = change directory \ = the directory levels .. since you started with a \ it defaults to the root directory of the particular drive (I am assuming that you are in the same drive as the program files) "Program Files" = Any long name directory (over 8 characters in length or those containing spaces are best enclosed in ""s) GameName.exe = you can technically only address an executable file to get it to run. 2. a) Go to your services list (START > RUN > services.msn) b) ACTION menu > Export List ... c) In the Save type as select Text (Comma separated values .. .CSV .. now save to a filename of your choice (d) Open up the saved csv file in excel .. it should be formatted with descriptions in specific columns - simply delete the column you dont want |
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Thanks mate. got it.
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