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BATCH FILE TO LAUNCH DIAL-UP CONNECTION
Name: Lycia Date: February 3, 2002 at 13:05:41 Pacific
Comment:
I am attempting to create a batch file that will automatically launch a dial up connection. I will eventually be using the script on Win 98 PC's but for now am testing it on Win 2000. I've tried commanding the batch file to "START" the shortcut but the terminal window just flashes and dissappears. I've also tried a more sophisticated script using rasdial.exe & rasphone settings but was still not able to make the connection. I'm trying to automate a process for remote users and what I'd like to create is a "shortcut" that after being clicked once will make a dial up connection, then launch a second program a few moments later. I'm counting on you DOS Gurus! thanks, LNH
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