Download a file called sleep.exe, from Microsoft.  It normally comes in the
Windows NT Resource Kit, and works just fine in Windows 98 (I haven't tried
it in Windows 95, but I suspect it will work).  You can include it in a
batch file to pause processing by a specified number of seconds.  For
instance,

sleep 30

in a batch file will delay processing by 30 seconds.  In other words, the
sleep program just waits for 30 seconds, then ends so processing of the
batch file can continue.

You can download sleep.exe from:

ftp://ftp.clinet.fi/.3/ftp.microsoft.com/Products/Oemtest/v1.1/Winstress/str
ess/i386/stress/nwcs/nwstress/SLEEP.EXE

This URL is probably longer than will fit on one line in your email
program.  If so you'll have to copy and paste to get the whole URL into
your browser.  If you have trouble downloading it, I can send it to you as
an email attachment.

Karl Cunningham
La Mesa, CA.
PSN station #40
karlc@.......

At 05:08 PM 11/11/1999 +0100, you wrote:
>Wich string or command can I use in autoexec.bat or in subdominance pc for
>time delay?
>
>
>Francesco
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