command for ENTER key

[Ga...@wines.net]

Hi gang,
awhile ago some posted the command to reboot
from a batch file, like echo | 00:000 some numbers.
if that is correct.

I need the same like for the ENTER key, I know its
13 but i just need the line that says to act as the
enter key has been press in a batch file.

echo | enter
type | enter

a program starts and need the enter key press to continue
so my batch is
cd \mail
read
echo | enter << this is the ascii coomnad to act as if enter
fmail do if exist mail.#00
cd \
goto end

could you also send a e-mail to me personal as well as newsgroup
thanks.

gary
my e-mail
wines (att) accessatc (dot) net

[Archbishop]

Hi...

If you type in DOS:

copy con enter
----ENTER----
----F6----

Then you will have an enter-key, and you can type(for example):

date <enter

And if you put enter-file in any of your path directories, it will always
work.

[wi...@accessatc.net]

I tried that and i keeps saying no file 0 files copied i am run dos
6.22

i may not have explained it correct.......
a command like
echo | 00:90; to reboot
echo | 13 ; to enter key

also, the batch file works like this
cd \mail
read.exe
echo. command to press the enter key here
ENTER
read.exe :runs and exits to c: prompt

is there a echo or type command for the enter key

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[Clay Calvert]

You need to pipe the "Enter" INTO the Read command.

echo.|read.exe

Clay Calvert, MCSE
www.languru.com/multimon.htm
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[sa...@folha.com.br]

Em sexta-feira, 1 de janeiro de 1999 06:00:00 UTC-2, Ga...@wines.net escreveu:

> Hi gang,
> awhile ago some posted the command to reboot
> from a batch file, like echo | 00:000 some numbers.
> if that is correct.
>
> I need the same like for the ENTER key, I know its
> 13 but i just need the line that says to act as the
> enter key has been press in a batch file.
>

> echo | enter
> type | enter
>
> a program starts and need the enter key press to continue
> so my batch is
> cd \mail
> read
> echo | enter << this is the ascii coomnad to act as if enter
> fmail do if exist mail.#00
> cd \
> goto end
>
>
>
> could you also send a e-mail to me personal as well as newsgroup
> thanks.
>
> gary
> my e-mail
> wines (att) accessatc (dot) net

I tryed C:\>doskey enter=copy con enter --- to save the enter key as a DOS macro, but when i try using it i get access denyied message.

[Batchman]

sa...@folha.com.br wrote:


>
> I tryed C:\>doskey enter=copy con enter --- to save the enter key as a
> DOS macro, but when i try using it i get access denyied message.

The usual trick is to create a tiny batch file, let's call it Enter.Bat and
in it have a single blank line. Actually it contains the Carriage Return and
Linefeed characters.
Then use redirection to use it...

Date < Enter.Bat

At a command prompt the above line will display the current date and then
obtain the required input (where you normally could type in a new date) from
the Enter.Bat file.

[markov...@gmail.com]

петак, 01. јануар 1999. 09.00.00 UTC+1, Ga...@wines.net је написао/ла:

> Hi gang,
> awhile ago some posted the command to reboot
> from a batch file, like echo | 00:000 some numbers.
> if that is correct.
>
> I need the same like for the ENTER key, I know its
> 13 but i just need the line that says to act as the
> enter key has been press in a batch file.
>
> echo | enter
> type | enter
>
> a program starts and need the enter key press to continue
> so my batch is
> cd \mail
> read
> echo | enter << this is the ascii coomnad to act as if enter
> fmail do if exist mail.#00
> cd \
> goto end
>
>
>
> could you also send a e-mail to me personal as well as newsgroup
> thanks.
>
> gary
> my e-mail
> wines (att) accessatc (dot) net

you can do it in vbscript:
wshshell.SendKeys('ENTER')

[Auric__]

markovicb599 wrote:

> Friday, January 01 1999. 09.00.00 UTC+1, Ga...@wines.net је
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[snip]

> you can do it in vbscript:
> wshshell.SendKeys('ENTER')

Are you fucking kidding? That post was almost ***TWENTY YEARS AGO!!!***

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[Kerr-Mudd,John]

On Sun, 10 Jun 2018 04:00:41 GMT, "Auric__" <not.m...@email.address>
wrote:

> markovicb599 wrote:
>
>> Friday, January 01 1999. 09.00.00 UTC+1, Ga...@wines.net је
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> [snip]
>> you can do it in vbscript:
>> wshshell.SendKeys('ENTER')
>
> Are you fucking kidding? That post was almost ***TWENTY YEARS AGO!!!***
>

Google Groups users aren't really with it. (to be fair, the date info
isn't obvious)

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Bah, and indeed, Humbug.

[JJ]

It's Google. They want people to keep using their service in order to track
them.

[Auric__]

Not obvious? It's on the right side of the posts. It's on the right side of
the post, ***RIGHT NEXT TO THE REPLY BUTTON***, and there's nothing non-
obvious about "1/1/99".

Fucking Google Groupies are modern day AOL'ers. It's the September That Never
Ended Part II.

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who cares about time