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Paul Kraemer
Hi,
I have a .bat file that I have placed in my Windows 2000
startup folder so that it runs when I start my PC.
Sometimes it does what I want it to do, sometimes it
doesn't. Either way, when I start up, I see the command
prompt window come up when my .bat file runs. As soon as
my .bat file is done, it disappears immediately. If one
of the commands in the .bat file returned an error, I
can't see it because the window is gone.
I was just wondering if there is a way that I can make
my .bat file leave the command prompt window open after
it is done.
Thanks,
Paul
I have a .bat file that I have placed in my Windows 2000
startup folder so that it runs when I start my PC.
Sometimes it does what I want it to do, sometimes it
doesn't. Either way, when I start up, I see the command
prompt window come up when my .bat file runs. As soon as
my .bat file is done, it disappears immediately. If one
of the commands in the .bat file returned an error, I
can't see it because the window is gone.
I was just wondering if there is a way that I can make
my .bat file leave the command prompt window open after
it is done.
Thanks,
Paul