5-2-94                       Bat files

     A bat or batch file  is nothing but an ASCII (plain text) list of  Dos
commands.  Anything  you can type and run on the computer can be in  a  BAT
file.   You can use an ASCII (or word proc TEXT mode) to edit the  file  or
create one right from the Dos prompt.

C:\>copy con pro.bat     (type at the C:\>  dos prompt)

cd\procomm               (type this line)
procomm                  (type next line)
xxx                      (next line...)
^Z  [enter]              (press <Ctrl-Z> when finished, then [Enter]

When you type PRO it will execute the PRO.BAT.  If you look at (or  create)
this in an editor you'll see:

cd\procomm
procomm
xxx

A good use is to load then unload FAX TSRs. Example w/ MTEZ

faxman              (loads fax TSR)
popprint            (load capture)
WP                  (load WP so you can write & send fax)
popprint /r         (remove capture)
faxman /r           (remove fax TSR)

You could just have two bat files, on to load, one to unload.

                                        Don Hinds - Zoom Tech
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