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The %1 variable can be very usefull when making a batch file. Instead of a path to the file you want to work with you can simply use %1. This allowes you to work with the file that are droped on the batch file. | The %1 variable can be very usefull when making a batch file. Instead of a path to the file you want to work with you can simply use %1. This allowes you to work with the file that are droped on the batch file. | ||
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mspaint %1 | mspaint %1 | ||
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Revision as of 09:31, 19 August 2011
Batch Files
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Batch Files are files with one or more command line. Batch files are often used to add surface sounds and bot's. But they can manage the same as a frontend.
The %1 variable
The %1 variable can be very usefull when making a batch file. Instead of a path to the file you want to work with you can simply use %1. This allowes you to work with the file that are droped on the batch file.
mspaint %1
