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Creating an exe file?
I want to make an exe file thereby to copy a photo of name pic1.jpg to be copied and pasted in drives C: , D: , E:
I want to make an exe file thereby to copy a photo of name pic1.jpg to be copied and pasted in drives C: , D: , E:
I want the programing code to write in C or C++ or Visual Basic
5 Answers
- snvffyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
What you describe can best be done with a simple little DOS batch file.
copy con MYPROGRAM.bat
copy a:\pic1.jpg c: /v
copy a:\pic1.jpg d: /v
copy a:\pic1.jpg e: /v
exit
F6
Then key in MYPROGRAM at the command prompt
- Imtiyaz GLv 41 decade ago
To do that, you need to program a software using VB or Java. Or else you can use the Command Prompt to achieve it
Click on Start - Run
Type cmd
Then using the copy command, you can copy them.
Type Copy ? to get more information about copying
BYE
Imtiyaz G
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Write a batch file! It doesn't require you to purchase any programming software and it's quite simple. Go to your local library and look for books like "Programming Using Batch Files". They are not going to be powerful programs, but they will work perfect for the example you give, plus it's free!
- TimLv 61 decade ago
For small simple Executables for basic tasks like this, Visual Basic 6 is still the easiest fastest way to go. (Not .NET, managed code would be unnecessary.)
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