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Using COMMAND to send path command
Name: John Haber Date: January 20, 1999 at 07:06:41 Pacific
Comment:
I'm in Win95. My office network uses a buggy logon script I can't get them to change. It replaces the default command path (c:\;c:\windows) with network drives, instead of adding to that path. I want to run routinely a path command of my own
set path=%path%;c:\;c:\\windows
to get it back without killing the network connection. But I don't want to trouble with opening a DOS window every day. Can I use the COMMAND command to run a path command in one fell swoop from the Windows Run line without opening and closing a DOS window? Maybe I could then put it in the Startup folder to automate this. Thanks! --John
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