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Creating a .EXE to open programs

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Creating a .EXE to open programs

Creating a .EXE to open programs

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I was wondering if it is possible to create an executable that opens various programs for me?  It would be nice to just run the .exe and have all of my ten programs open up automatically.

let me know if this is possible


thanks

 

RE: Creating a .EXE to open programs

And a batch file wouldn't work for this because?

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Measurement is not management.

RE: Creating a .EXE to open programs

There are several free tools that can do that for you, Google is your friend.

HTH
Ath

RE: Creating a .EXE to open programs

Batch file, using the Start command.

Chip H.
 

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