> If I want to delete/overwrite files from a script(batch), then either way,
> it will interogate me:"are you sure?y/n";
> but I want the script to run unattended; is there a way to make it fully
> 'hands free'?, possibly with a redirection
> away from the keyboard, or some such thing?
Try AJZA
Hi,
> If I want to delete/overwrite files from a script(batch), then either way,
> it will interogate me:"are you sure?y/n";
> but I want the script to run unattended; is there a way to make it fully
> 'hands free'?, possibly with a redirection
> away from the keyboard, or some such thing?
I thi
kurt godel wrote:
> If I want to delete/overwrite files from a script(batch), then either
> way, it will interogate me:"are you sure?y/n";
> but I want the script to run unattended; is there a way to make it
> fully 'hands free'?,
The following example works fine from a .BAT file in unattended mo
If I want to delete/overwrite files from a script(batch), then either way,
it will interogate me:"are you sure?y/n";
but I want the script to run unattended; is there a way to make it fully
'hands free'?, possibly with a redirection
away from the keyboard, or some such thing? PS: when deleting a fi
