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Starting a Program Faster
You must already know how to use batch commands to use this page. I accept
no responsibility for any accidents you have using batch commands.
When I want to run a quick timer, such as SnapTimer, I am faced with a security check. Just the Timer please! Starting it from a Batch program skips the confirmation. When you exit SnapTimer, the batch programs ends and closes too. The following Batch program named "Timer.bat" works in Windows.
@ECHO off
ECHO Timer.bat - starts SnapTimer.
"D:\TOOLS\SnapTimer\SnapTimer.exe"
ECHO Timer.bat - starts SnapTimer.
"D:\TOOLS\SnapTimer\SnapTimer.exe"
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