October 2, 200421 yr Do i have to do it?if u think i'm to nnob and dont understand WhatDef*** I'm talking about...her is a picpress here to see the picthe author gives an example for the "start.cmd"...and says "(before I personally converted to the RunOnceEx method)" what does he mean???if i dont have to convert.......where should i put the "start.cmd"??? thx noobishzoobooboozoo
October 2, 200421 yr Author Do i have to do it?if u think i'm to nnob and dont understand WhatDef*** I'm talking about...her is a picpress here to see the picthe author gives an example for the "start.cmd"...and says "(before I personally converted to the RunOnceEx method)" what does he mean???if i dont have to convert.......where should i put the "start.cmd"??? thx, noobishzoobooboozoo
October 2, 200421 yr 1) Try not to double-post2) He simply means that he - in his own automated install - changed from the start.cmd method to using RunOnceEx. However, you don't need to worry about that unless you know what you're doing. Just use start.cmd like suggested and it will work fine.
October 2, 200421 yr yeah, but the runonceex is more prettyi was gonna post the same question if there was an easy way to do it because i started with batch because i didnt understand the other way but now i understand it better and i want to try the other way
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