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XEQ - COM File Library and Command Executor Version 1.01

XEQ allows COM - formatted files to be stored inside it to save disk space.
Allows adding files until the XEQ file can be kept within 64K bytes.

The command syntax is as follows:

XEQ - Run the included COM file and DOS commands
XEQ /A - Add a new COM file to the library file
XEQ /D - Delete a COM file from the library file
XEQ /E - Extract a command from the library file and restore it to a COM file
XEQ /L - List the command files in the library file

Is any DOS command file. If this command file is not included in the library file,
it will be passed to DOS and executed normally as an internal command, COM command, EXE command, or BAT command.
When running the program with /A, /E, or /D parameters, it must be a COM file or have no extension.
The modified XEQ.COM file will always be saved in the current directory of the current drive.
When using /A and /E parameters, a full path can be specified. The environment variable PATH is not used.

The author releases it to the public domain for non - commercial use.
Copyright 1987 Hardwood Software Consortium. All rights reserved

Collected and produced this Chinese - translated help information by Dou Jiehui of Golden Lion Computer Software Studio
My E - literature is not good. Please forgive me for any translation errors :-)Open the attachment

Floor16　zhri	Posted 2004-02-24 00:00
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Actually, it can be like this, buddy. Make a BAT boot file. BAT generally allows, like, 9 parameters. I don't know if that's enough? (If you use shift to increase the parameters to more than a dozen, then after this bat2exe is converted, the parameters after the 9th seem to become invalid.....) Finally, use bat2exe to turn it into an exe file.

Floor17　Kinglion	Posted 2004-02-25 00:00
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XEQ - COM File Library and Command Executor Version 1.01 XEQ allows COM - formatted files to be stored inside it to save disk space. Allows adding files until the XEQ file can be kept within 64K bytes. The command syntax is as follows: XEQ - Run the included COM file and DOS commands XEQ /A - Add a new COM file to the library file XEQ /D - Delete a COM file from the library file XEQ /E - Extract a command from the library file and restore it to a COM file XEQ /L - List the command files in the library file Is any DOS command file. If this command file is not included in the library file, it will be passed to DOS and executed normally as an internal command, COM command, EXE command, or BAT command. When running the program with /A, /E, or /D parameters, it must be a COM file or have no extension. The modified XEQ.COM file will always be saved in the current directory of the current drive. When using /A and /E parameters, a full path can be specified. The environment variable PATH is not used. The author releases it to the public domain for non - commercial use. Copyright 1987 Hardwood Software Consortium. All rights reserved Collected and produced this Chinese - translated help information by Dou Jiehui of Golden Lion Computer Software Studio My E - literature is not good. Please forgive me for any translation errors :-)Open the attachment

Floor18　李桦	Posted 2004-02-28 00:00
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DOS executable files cannot be directly linked. There are various situations. If you just want to be able to run the files simultaneously, you only need to make a shell and call DOS, using "mov ah,4bh, int 21h". If you want to run the files in another way, you need to use virus technology. I can write it! But it will take time. Also, I want to contact Kinglion, the great hero. My email is [email protected]

Floor19　Kinglion	Posted 2004-03-02 00:00
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Friends upstairs, is there anything I can help you with? You can just send a letter to my mailbox directly!