Well, I'd trouble using perl script, because when they need arguments and I don't know,So when I click on them a Console window apears and closes as fast as I couldn't anything! So I've solved this problem by a few programming.
if you have a same problem, then try it!
(it can be used for other scripting languages too)
Full Version: Script Executer Utility
go see 
like interesting thx for sharing
like interesting thx for sharing
| QUOTE (LittleHacker @ May 4 2004, 09:00 PM) |
| Well, I'd trouble using perl script, because when they need arguments and I don't know,So when I click on them a Console window apears and closes as fast as I couldn't anything! So I've solved this problem by a few programming. if you have a same problem, then try it! (it can be used for other scripting languages too) |
The ease way would have been to press windowskey + "r".
Type "cmd" , and run the file from there.
When the doswindow is open already, it wont close after executing the script.
@FiNaLBeTa
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you are theoritically right. But I'd another experienced. I've installed both ActivePerl and Perl-5 for windows on a Windows ME, and it was not that easy as NT serries. |
btw here is a GUI for this utility
Thanks for the tool
Looks usefull
Looks usefull
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