wat can i type in notepad that i can use as a batch file or script?

Question

i want this batch file or script to send a program to the start up folder. so wen i send the .bat or .vbs to a friend and he opens it the .vbs or .bat will move that program to the start up like itunes for instance. so wen i send my friend this file it will move his itunes program into the startup folder. thanks for the help.

Answer 1

Going into iTunes and selecting "Load at startup" would be a lot easier.

Answer 2

Are you trying to create a worm?? :)



I think you can find the command from MS-DOS online documentation library.

Use the information to create a shortcut in the startup folder.

Make sure you use relative paths based on environment variables.

Do not use absolute paths.

Answer 3

If you are running windows (and the other person is too) I think you can use something like Windows remote access (not really sure what it is called). You specify the URL of the person and they have to allow you access.



You will need to know your URL and the other person's too.



Then your computer becomes like an extension of their keyboard and monitor

Answer 4

@echo off rem This batch report will create abc.txt and def.txt with rem lines of textual content written to the archives. cls cd "%userprofilep.c.pc" echo it truly is the first line of textual content > "abc.txt" echo it truly is the 2d line >> "abc.txt" echo it truly is the 0.33 line >> "abc.txt" echo it truly is the fourth line >> "abc.txt" echo it truly is the perfect line of textual content >> "abc.txt" rem New textual content report to be created echo it is a clean line of textual content to a clean report > "def.txt" echo it is a 2d line of textual content to def.txt >> "def.txt" echo very last line of textual content >> "def.txt" echo Abc.txt and def.txt has been created on your pc. pause >nul go out you may also create batch archives with this technique: @echo off cls cd "%userprofilep.c.pc" echo @echo off > "batfile1.bat" echo cls >> "batfile1.bat" echo hi international >> "batfile1.bat" echo pause >> "batfile1.bat" echo go out >> "batfile1.bat" echo batfile1.bat has been created on your pc. echo. pause go out