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1994-04-03
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@echo off
goto Start ┌────────────────
│ █
│ FROMJOHN.BAT █
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Mon 04-04-1994 00:18:17
This batch file just loads the text file using my littlest
QuickBASIC file loader READ.COM. I started using Microsoft's
Assembly language software (MASM). In that set of files there is an
Assembly file loader that looks -just like- READ.COM. It is 5700
bytes long. READ.COM is 8217 bytes! READ.COM is written in
QuickBASIC and compiled with Crescent's PDQ software. So don't let
the Assembly or "C" meowers brag too much about "being small" to
you QuickBASIC cats.
The "/n" switch after the file name suppresses the "brag-box." You
can then use READ.COM to load text files into your batch files
without the user being distracted by my brag-box when he/she exits
READ.COM. The only way you can see the brag-box is by loading a
file without the "/n" switch. You can even use a factitious file
name or an executable file, READ.COM doesn't care....
:Start
@read addnum.txt/n