Randy Bell
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join:2002-02-24
Santa Clara, CA
3 edits | reply to dandelion
Re: How to find which program is trying to get online?
said by dandelion  :
I don't understand creating batch file sorry, is there another way to slow it down so I can see? or maybe another program that does same but viewable?
1. Open Notepad
2. Enter "CD {Fport_Path}" {without quotes}
3. Enter "fport > fport.txt" {without quotes}
4. File, Save As: "launch.bat" {with quotes}
In Step 4; File, Save As: -- choose "All files" and save as "launch.bat" {with quotes} -- the quotes tell Notepad *NOT* to append a .txt or any other extension -- the saved file must have a .bat extension.
In Step 2, {Fport_Path} is the specific folder {complete path} you put the fport program in. The "CD" is a "change directory" command, that tells it to go to that folder where fport is located.
If you save "launch.bat" to your Windows directory, it will be accessible at all times by typing "launch" from the Command Prompt. This is because Windows directory is part of the environment "path" that is always searched first for executable programs. Hope that helps. 
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