On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 2:12 AM M. Osman Talayman wrote:
>
> Thank you all for your suggestions.
>
> I will definitely look into 4dos. I will not use its specific date and
> time functions as that will tie me to it. However, it is interesting
> in itself. Is it used a lot amongst FreeDos users?
>
> > The link files in C:\FreeDos\Links set an environment variable. For
> > example I found this in the file blkdrop.bat
> >
> > set _LINK.BLKDROP=%DOSDRV%\GAMES\BLKDROP\BLKDROP.EXE
> >
> > If I run this, I expect the environment variable _LINK.BLKDROP to be
> > added to the system, but when I do a
> The link files in C:\FreeDos\Links set an environment variable. For
> example I found this in the file blkdrop.bat
>
> set _LINK.BLKDROP=%DOSDRV%\GAMES\BLKDROP\BLKDROP.EXE
>
> If I run this, I expect the environment variable _LINK.BLKDROP to be
> added to the system, but when I do a "set" I don't
On 12/26/2022 3:26 AM, M. Osman Talayman wrote:
Hello,
All .bat link files run the programs with 9 parameters (%1 - %9) I'm
guessing this is because a dos program can take a maximum of 9
parameters and by doing it this way, all program parameters should be
covered. Is that correct?
No, this i
Hello,
I hope you have all had a merry christmas.
The link files in C:\FreeDos\Links set an environment variable. For
example I found this in the file blkdrop.bat
set _LINK.BLKDROP=%DOSDRV%\GAMES\BLKDROP\BLKDROP.EXE
If I run this, I expect the environment variable _LINK.BLKDROP to be
added to t
