>1. Create a BATCH file that will start R:Base for DOS. The BATCH file
>should look like the model below, with drives and directories changed
>to match your system. If you are running in NT or Win 2000, name the
>BATCH file with the extension CMD. If you are running in Win 95 or
>Win 98, name the BATCH file with the extension BAT If all users have
>the same path name to their local copy of the R:Base executables,
>you can put the batch file on a public network drive.
Side note: I've continued to use .bat extension for running DOS batch files
under NT/2000 (mostly NT) without any problems. Do you know of any issues?
I use .bat in icons, at a DOS prompt and in R:Tango crontab.... but nothing
complex within the batch files.
Brent
