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How to add CMD or batchfile to PortableApps menu Submitted by Chysan on May 4, 2009 - 7:55pm
How to add batchfile (mybatch.cmd) to PortableApps menu? ( categories: )
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you can't unfortunetly, at
you can't unfortunetly, at this moment the portableapps platform only searches for .exe files in the portableapps folder in your flash drive.
I don't know if john is going to support cmd or bat files but your best bet is to convert the bat file to an exe using a bat to exe converter
I'm sold! Anything that can compute and warm my coffee is total awesome. - OliverK
??? I thought it could
???
I thought it could because of it's new way of displaying icons in the menu.
Why can't he do
???
Siggys waste Bandwidth... that's why I have one.
give it a try but like it
give it a try but like it said by default it will only recognize .exe files
I'm sold! Anything that can compute and warm my coffee is total awesome. - OliverK
this might work...
you can use the windows program "iexpress.exe" (type it in at the run dialog box) to convert exe to bat. anyway,
click "Create new SED file"
select "Extract files and give an installation command"
make the title anything you want (it won't be displayed)
select "no prompt", "don not display a license"
give it the .bat file you're talking about
select the .bat file for install program
select "Default"
and "no message"
there you go. the PA menu will display a name like "Windows Install" to get over this, rename it.
basicially, all it does is extract the .bat file into a temporary directory and then runs it.
hope this helps
Google this:
"Bat2Exe"
Simplest way
Eiñ??? A siñature????