start cmd command problem

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Mark L. Ferguson
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"zlatin" <zlatin.1tcsdt@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:zlatin.1tcsdt@pcbanter.net...
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> Dear Mark, the problem is that I have a program that uses the start
> command, and when I thy to use my program in updated windows it dosnt
> work! I need to find a way to use the start command directly.
> Thanks for your help
> Zlatin Boykov
>
>
> Mark L. Ferguson Wrote:
>> start is not necessary in the run line, but if you want a run command
>> that does it, try: CMD /c start /MAX notepad
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>> Mark L. Ferguson
>> FAQ for Windows Antispy
>> http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm
>> "zlatin" zlatin.1tbv1o@pcbanter.net wrote in message
>> news:zlatin.1tbv1o@pcbanter.net...-
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>> Hi, please help me with this problem,
>> In a not updated Version of Windows XP you can run (Start-run)
>> "start"
>> command at the Run dialog just typing it, when you update windows and
>> write the same "start" into Run dialog Windows shows a error message-
>> -
>> Windows cannot find `start`. Make sure you typed the name correctly,
>> and then try again. To search for the file, click the Start button,
>> and
>> then click Search.
>> If you are in CMD the `start` command works fine but the problem is
>> the
>> in Run dialog windows doesn't recognize it ?
>> Anybody know how to fix this or what windows update not to install ?
>> Please Help
>> Thanks in advance
>> Zlatin Boykov
>>
>>
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> zlatin