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save an msc with the sanpin <br />
and in the does type<br />
start &quot;/path/to/mscfile&quot;
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save an msc with the sanpin
and in the does type
start "/path/to/mscfile"

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sorry to be pain, but I don't have the slightest idea what the sanpin is ...
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sorry to be pain, but I don't have the slightest idea what the sanpin is ...

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That's better !<br />
Thanks a million, points are yours.
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That's better !
Thanks a million, points are yours.

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Thanks a million for the points<br />
and i will be here in case u need any furthur Help
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Thanks a million for the points
and i will be here in case u need any furthur Help

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Ok, I'll notify you in this thread if I happen to post another question in a related Topic Area<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
Hilaire
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Ok, I'll notify you in this thread if I happen to post another question in a related Topic Area
Regards

Hilaire

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Easy but urgent.<br />
I need the command line (to issue in a dos box or in start--&gt;execute menu) to show th IIS Admin console (where you see the root website, SMTP/FTP Servers, ...)<br />
<br />
Thks<br />
<br />
Hilaire
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Easy but urgent.
I need the command line (to issue in a dos box or in start-->execute menu) to show th IIS Admin console (where you see the root website, SMTP/FTP Servers, ...)

Thks

Hilaire

Command line (Start--&gt;execute) to show IIS admin console in XP Pro ?

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Command line (Start--&gt;execute) to show IIS admin console in XP Pro ?

Command line (Start-->execute) to show IIS admin console in XP Pro ?