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Winnipeg, MB | reply to Nothlit
Re: how to set up SETI@home as a Windows XP service said by Nothlit:
in the box that pops up.
•In the command prompt window, navigate to your SETI@home folder.
I get hung up right there, not knowing DOS.  How do I do that?
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Berwyn, IL | said by Kinguni:
not knowing DOS. How do I do that?
Damn, I feel old now. I remember using DOS 1.0. Heck I can top that. I rmember loading programs from audio casettes into my TRS80 Model I back in 8th grade.
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Winnipeg, MB | said by AnArky:
Damn, I feel old now. I remember using DOS 1.0. Heck I can top that. I rmember loading programs from audio casettes into my TRS80 Model I back in 8th grade.
Well, I only got into modern PC's about 2½ years ago, my previous computer being a Timex-Sinclair 1000 (16K ram, b+w TV for a monitor, cassette deck for storage, no sound). I was very proficient at basic, and dabbled a little in machine code. However, I'm lost in DOS! 
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Well, I downloaded XP Powertoys, and one of the things it lets you do is to open a command prompt from any folder. It's working sweet now! 
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