Batch Delay Command —— sleep (My Obsolete Collection)
When I first started with DOS, I made great efforts to find sleep.exe and fortunately found it. I have seen many methods for batch delays on the internet, and there are even more highlights in this forum, but few people use the sleep command (not VBS), so I had to keep it in my collection.
Recently, I saw someone recommend sleep.exe (which is in milliseconds), which aroused my interest. I had the nerve to take out my obsolete collection and hope someone can make use of it. It is in seconds, that is: sleep 10 means a delay of 10 seconds.
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Attachment 1: sleep.rar (2006-11-21 02:09 PM, 13.73 K, Downloads: 350)
Haha, I also have this kind of collection. I'm really into it. There are two commands, wait.com and bk.com, in the attachment.
Among them, wait is the same as the above-mentioned sleep.exe, so no explanation is needed.
Here, I specially recommend bk.com. I feel that its function is stronger than the above.
For example: automatically press the Enter key after 5 seconds, that is: bk 5 en.
I won't say more. You can view it by running bk /? (only under DOS).
http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos/fileup/files/dosDelay Command.rar
When I first started with DOS, I made great efforts to find sleep.exe and fortunately found it. I have seen many methods for batch delays on the internet, and there are even more highlights in this forum, but few people use the sleep command (not VBS), so I had to keep it in my collection.
Recently, I saw someone recommend sleep.exe (which is in milliseconds), which aroused my interest. I had the nerve to take out my obsolete collection and hope someone can make use of it. It is in seconds, that is: sleep 10 means a delay of 10 seconds.
This post was given +1 point. Click to view details
Scorer: Score: +1 Time: 2006-11-21 02:21 PM
Attachment 1: sleep.rar (2006-11-21 02:09 PM, 13.73 K, Downloads: 350)
Haha, I also have this kind of collection. I'm really into it. There are two commands, wait.com and bk.com, in the attachment.
Among them, wait is the same as the above-mentioned sleep.exe, so no explanation is needed.
Here, I specially recommend bk.com. I feel that its function is stronger than the above.
For example: automatically press the Enter key after 5 seconds, that is: bk 5 en.
I won't say more. You can view it by running bk /? (only under DOS).
http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos/fileup/files/dosDelay Command.rar
