On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Dave Hooper wrote:
> You know what I would do? I'd write a tiny .exe (for Win32) wrapper around
> cmd.exe and use that to execute your .bat which in turn spawns bash, etc.
> Why? Because as far as I know there's no way to instruct a shortcut to 'run
> hidden' (you can run Mi
On 16-Jan-2003 01:13, Dave Hooper wrote:
You know what I would do? I'd write a tiny .exe (for Win32) wrapper around
cmd.exe and use that to execute your .bat which in turn spawns bash, etc.
Why? Because as far as I know there's no way to instruct a shortcut to 'run
hidden' (you can run Minimized
You know what I would do? I'd write a tiny .exe (for Win32) wrapper around
cmd.exe and use that to execute your .bat which in turn spawns bash, etc.
Why? Because as far as I know there's no way to instruct a shortcut to 'run
hidden' (you can run Minimized, though).
So, if the command shell windo
Anthony,
I never before heard of this program. That's nice to know.
The man page mentions that it's only really effective on "simple-minded"
file systems, which according to the man page excludes journaled file
systems. So I'm wondering if it is effective under NTFS?
Randall Schulz
At 14:18
Hi,
I am searching for way to build Explorer shell integration tools that I can call
from say the Explorer "Send To" menu and have it execute a shell script without
the annoying DOS shell.
For example it would be great to have a "Shred File(s)" target in the "Send To" menu
that would result in a
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