Re: dual command
- From: "LVTravel" <noone@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:54:22 -0400
Do it using the DOS emulator, a batch file, a shortcut to it and the rd
command. The /s switch causes the rd command to remove the folder,
subfolders and all files. The /q switch causes it to do it without asking
for permission first. These files/folders IIRC won't be stored in the
recycle bin.
Start notepad, type in the RD command above with the proper folder name and
save with a filename.bat extension to the System32 folder under Windows.
For the shortcut, right click on the .bat file created and create a
shortcut. Move the shortcut to where ever you want to start the shortcut
from. By double-clicking on the shortcut it will start the batch file and
run the remove directory command which will remove the folder and all its
subfolders.
"P. H. Allen" <phasr1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns97F24C3639314phasrverizonnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Is there a way to execute an application under shortcuts, and then
complete
a second process. An application I use always inserts a folder and
subfolders on my drive C: and I would like to execute the app and delete
the folders it installs. At this time, I have two shortcuts to accomplish
this, but would like having one to do the job. Thanks
.
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