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Sorted it out myself
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Sorted it out myself

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Hello Experts,<br />
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The following command will run from start menu:<br />
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\Users\N21\Downloads\bgInf<wbr />o\Bginfo.e<wbr />xe \Users\N21\Downloads\bgInf<wbr />o\mybgp.bg<wbr />i /TIMER:00 /nolicprompt<br />
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However, I can't get it to run within a batch file:<br />
@echo off<br />
cd<br />
\Users\N21\Downloads\bgInf<wbr />o\Bginfo.e<wbr />xe \Users\N21\Downloads\bgInf<wbr />o\mybgp.bg<wbr />i /TIMER:00 /nolicprompt<br />
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Can someone please show me?<br />
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Cheers<br />
<br />
Carlton
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Hello Experts,

The following command will run from start menu:

\Users\N21\Downloads\bgInfo\Bginfo.exe \Users\N21\Downloads\bgInfo\mybgp.bgi /TIMER:00 /nolicprompt

However, I can't get it to run within a batch file:
@echo off
cd
\Users\N21\Downloads\bgInfo\Bginfo.exe \Users\N21\Downloads\bgInfo\mybgp.bgi /TIMER:00 /nolicprompt

Can someone please show me?

Cheers

Carlton

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