Open multiple applications at a time, open multiple applications
I am a programmer who needs to open a lot of software every time he starts the system. Setting the software to start the system affects the speed of the system. What should I do?
Write a script and click it once to open multiple applications.
: Open some software @ echo offstart "title" "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Netease \ POPO \ Start.exe" start "title" "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Netease flash email \ Start.exe "start" title "" C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Yixin \ EasyChat \ yixin.exe "start" title "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Sublime Text 2 \ sublime_text.exe "start" title "D: \ Projects \ code \ client \ cocos2d-win32.vc2010.sln"
: Two seemingly comments
@ Echo off: Close the command line to display the execution. Add @ to indicate that the current echo off is not displayed.
Start, which is the focus. Simple format:
Start to open the full path of the software
If the path contains spaces, it must be written as follows:
Start "command line window title" "full path to open software"
There must be spaces after start
If there is no space in the path, no quotation marks are allowed,
If the path contains spaces, the first parameter with quotation marks after start is the title by default. Therefore, you need to add a title, which must be enclosed by quotation marks, followed by space, and followed by a complete path with quotation marks.