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Running command line programs

Fab01 -  
 m3tal3af -
Hello,
everyone, I want to know what the command under DOS is that allows you to run an installed program.
I tried the start command
but it opens a console window
for example, if I want to launch eMule, how do I type in the command line for eMule's window to open?
Thanks in advance
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jee pee Posted messages 31913 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   9 947
 
Hello,

when you are in DOS, you just need to type the full name of the file to execute, and if there are spaces in the name, you need to enclose it in quotes: 
"C:\Program Files\eMule\emule.exe"
best regards
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Réponse 2 / 4
adilemsi
 
If you want to run it, you will execute cmd and then you will write like this
as if you have emule installed in program files
example:
cd\
c:\>cd program files
c:\program files>cd emule
c:\program files\emule>emule.exe
there it will launch emule
but be careful with emule.exe
I don’t know the file of this application
you need to look in the target for the file that runs emule
okay good luck
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netfon
 
go to www.forum.gibnem.com
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m3tal3af
 
otherwise, you can simply navigate directly to the directory containing the program to be executed via the command lines and then finish with a start+name of the process to launch, which is actually the exact name of your program.
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