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The fact that you're saying that you haven't gotten it suggests to me that you have some way of validating the solution, and so this feels a bit like homework. Depending on your teacher's standards and whether or not you just didn't format the code when you pasted it in here, I could argue that ever...

I will just add this: I think PS is very good for (some?) admin repetive tasks (why I wrote 'some?'? - because I don't take care of servers but this is based on what I read so I don't have such experiences). I use PS almost daily for some special task: I have (my customer really) 150+ Excel files. ...

Are you just looking for prompt $S$S$P$G?

The /p flag is only meant for prompting the user for input, and you only need quotes around the assignment, not on each side of the equals sign - this isn't an if statement. set "windeployqt6=c:\Qt\6.6.0\mingw_64\bin\windeployqt6.exe" set "sourceDir=c:\Qt\Projects\Sources\game_test" set "appPath=c:\...

If you're seeing !variable! instead of its actual value, then you're missing setlocal enabledelayedexpansion from your script. If you're seeing !variable! and its value, then you need to add @echo off to the top of your script.

nnnmmm wrote: ↑

20 Sep 2023 20:59

i found this line in website set __COMPAT_LAYER=WIN98, but i dont know how to use it

That's the entire command; there's nothing else.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/378 ... 3#37881453

Traditionally you right-click the application, go to Properties, go to the Compatibility tab, and pick the version you want compatibility with.

Windows 11 doesn't let you go older than Vista, so you may want to check out https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/ instead.

There's a registry setting you'll have to change because it's not enabled by default: https://superuser.com/a/1300251

It almost sounds like you installed an older version of Windows that doesn't support VT100 sequences.

Well you need to press any key twice because the first key ends the timeout command and the second key ends the pause command.

Very odd that timeout doesn't care about the w key though.

The interpreter moves things around before it gets executed, so the line that actually gets run is You can see this by running your line by itself in a script with no @echo off

In my experience, people choosing custom colors in the options is extremely rare (in the thirty-odd years that I've been using a computer, you're the only person I've ever heard of who's actually done it). I wouldn't worry too much about other people changing their colors. Also, it isn't possible to...

Correct, the values of the color command are indices of the array of colors that are normally set in the registry, which you've changed in your settings.

Nice, I'm glad someone forked Frank Westlake's code.

There are several options available, but makecab is probably your best bet. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/280 ... s-with-bat