I don't know if Win 7 can even use batch files.
If it does, I would appreciate testing this out.
In order to help in the cleanup in using another computer,
I created a directory using explorer.exe.
z, then Alt 255
To get the 8.3 name, which you will need to change to it from a cmd,
Use dir /x from the root directory.
This works great when shelled out, but not when run from explorer.exe
I even tried adding a path statement with both directories.
Does Win7 allow extended chars in directory names?
:: j2z.bat
c:
cd /D /Z0AA7~1
Just tried Win 7 with extended characters i.e. using Alt & the keypad, works O.K.
Quote from: Neil on December 11, 2010, 09:50:37 AM
Just tried Win 7 with extended characters i.e. using Alt & the keypad, works O.K.
Thanks Neil.
The batch works good in XP from a cmd window.
It doesn't work when double clicked when I am using explorer.exe.