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Hi every body
I want to add a line in the "Autoexec.bat" file.
But I don't want to use "copy con" to re-write the file again because when I
checked this file by "type autoexec.bat" via the DOS I found it was very
long.
Please any body can tell me if there is a program by which I can delete some
and add other lines ? or even tell me a command in Dos.
I need HELP.
With my Best.
Saref

Saref Aref wrote:

> Hi every body
> I want to add a line in the "Autoexec.bat" file.
> But I don't want to use "copy con" to re-write the file again because when I
> checked this file by "type autoexec.bat" via the DOS I found it was very
> long.
> Please any body can tell me if there is a program by which I can delete some
> and add other lines ? or even tell me a command in Dos.
> I need HELP.
> With my Best.
> Saref
>
>
>


From the DOS prompt, type EDIT autoexec.bat or from Explorer, right
click on the filename and choose EDIT from the menu.

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Cheers
Oldus Fartus

You can open the autoexec.bat file with Notepad. Just remember to save it
with a bat extension when saving it.

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Jerry G.
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"Saref Aref" <> wrote in message
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Hi every body
I want to add a line in the "Autoexec.bat" file.
But I don't want to use "copy con" to re-write the file again because when I
checked this file by "type autoexec.bat" via the DOS I found it was very
long.
Please any body can tell me if there is a program by which I can delete some
and add other lines ? or even tell me a command in Dos.
I need HELP.
With my Best.
Saref

Why not try SysEdit or MsConfig that comes with Windows...
Choose Run... from Start menu and type "SysEdit" or "MsConfig".

"Saref Aref" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi every body
> I want to add a line in the "Autoexec.bat" file.
> But I don't want to use "copy con" to re-write the file again because when
I
> checked this file by "type autoexec.bat" via the DOS I found it was very
> long.
> Please any body can tell me if there is a program by which I can delete
some
> and add other lines ? or even tell me a command in Dos.
> I need HELP.
> With my Best.
> Saref
>
>
>