Dec 162017
| Allows you to run your programs with the command-line ease of a batch file, and edit keywords with the ease of a commercial menu program, support for up to 100 programs, and all in just two files. Includes QB sourcecode. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| GO.BAS | 4534 | 1985 | deflated |
| GO.DOC | 1136 | 574 | deflated |
| GO.EXE | 46262 | 33254 | deflated |
| GO.TXT | 519 | 286 | deflated |
Download File GOBATCH.ZIP Here
Contents of the GO.DOC file
- GO - Batch Program Documentation
By Josh Warner-Burke
Version 1.0
Overview
The idea of Go is like a batch file, only much easier to edit, and
it includes only a few files, with support for hundreds of
keywords, making it less cumbersome. Just stick it into your DOS
directory and you'll never notice it.
To Enter The Program:
Type GO at the DOS prompt.
Once You're In:
If you wanna Add a keyword, type A and enter the information
requested. If you wanna Edit a keyword, type E, enter the old
keyword name to be edited, and then the new information (the info
to replace the old stuff). To Test a keyword, type T and enter the
keyword's name. To Display the list of all the keywords, type D
(and when you're done looking at it, press any key). To quit,
simply type Q.
To Run A Program (A Keyword):
Type GO at the DOS prompt.
To View A List of Keywords From The DOS Prompt:
Type GO LIST at the DOS prompt.
Feel free to edit the code or whatever (It's QuickBasic).
If ya found this one useful, look out for future versions!
By Josh Warner-Burke
Version 1.0
Overview
The idea of Go is like a batch file, only much easier to edit, and
it includes only a few files, with support for hundreds of
keywords, making it less cumbersome. Just stick it into your DOS
directory and you'll never notice it.
To Enter The Program:
Type GO at the DOS prompt.
Once You're In:
If you wanna Add a keyword, type A and enter the information
requested. If you wanna Edit a keyword, type E, enter the old
keyword name to be edited, and then the new information (the info
to replace the old stuff). To Test a keyword, type T and enter the
keyword's name. To Display the list of all the keywords, type D
(and when you're done looking at it, press any key). To quit,
simply type Q.
To Run A Program (A Keyword):
Type GO
To View A List of Keywords From The DOS Prompt:
Type GO LIST at the DOS prompt.
Feel free to edit the code or whatever (It's QuickBasic).
If ya found this one useful, look out for future versions!
December 16, 2017
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