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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Batch Files
No Wonder User - Sep 14, 1998 - 5:45 pm
KNOWLEDGE LEVEL: Intermediate
PROBLEM: Other
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OS VERSION: Windows 95
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How do I create a batch file to insert within login scripts on a Novell network? I want the batch file to delete temporary internet files upon login.
PROBLEM: Other
COMPUTER TYPE:
MODEL:
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Windows 95
SERVICE PACK:
DESCRIPTION:
How do I create a batch file to insert within login scripts on a Novell network? I want the batch file to delete temporary internet files upon login.
No Wonder Tech - Sep 15, 1998 - 10:02 am
Hello Lindy 
This is dead easy. Make the last line of the login script read:
EXIT [batchdir/]mybatch.bat
where:
batchdir is the path to the directory in which you wish to place your batch file and can be omitted if that directory is already on the default path.
mybatch.bat is the name of the batch file you create to delete the temp internet files.
If your login scripts already contain an EXIT line which references another program (e.g. a MENU routine), then simply put this command at the end of the batch file you create instead.
Let me know if you have any problems
Nigel Thomas
nigelt@nowonder.com
This is dead easy. Make the last line of the login script read:
EXIT [batchdir/]mybatch.bat
where:
batchdir is the path to the directory in which you wish to place your batch file and can be omitted if that directory is already on the default path.
mybatch.bat is the name of the batch file you create to delete the temp internet files.
If your login scripts already contain an EXIT line which references another program (e.g. a MENU routine), then simply put this command at the end of the batch file you create instead.
Let me know if you have any problems
Nigel Thomas
nigelt@nowonder.com
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