[ddots-l] batch files in Win7?
- From: Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: blindwindows7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 02 Aug 2011 00:14:37 -0400
HI folks.
I've been a computer user since back in the MS Dos days.
What I'm wondering is, can we still write and execute batch files
in Windows 7 X64?
When I set up to mix or master music for people, I take the machine
offline from the internet and like to turn Firewall and MCSE off,
until I'm done working. I was wondering if I could just stick this
stuff in a batch file and put that on my desktop.
Better yet, can I tie this into the execution of a shortcut, for
instance, develop something that would turn the two programs off,
run my audio application, and when I exit that application,
reenable the two programs? That would be slick and save me some typing!
All ideas greatfully received.
thanks
Chris
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