Phần mềm NC chạy trong môi trường DOS

NC_EXIT.COM Program and documentation by Tony McNamara, Symantec

Purpose:
========
Unloads the Norton Commander without the use of a TSR program.
Optionally stuffs up to an 11 character command for processing after.

Version 2.0, 1 February 91
Added command-line string parameter support.

Syntax:
=======
NC_EXIT
or
NC_EXIT
where is up to 11 characters to be entered, as if typed at the
keyboard, after The Norton Commander has been exited.

Compatibility:
==============
Unloads only the Norton Commander.
Windows compatible.
Designed to be highly compatible.
May be rendered ineffective by some keyboard accelerators.

Usage:
======
Call from a batch file or a sequence of commands in a user menu.
No parameters are required. If given, an ASCII string is used.
Due to the method, NC_Exit should be the last command called by the user
menu or batch file. Otherwise, the keyboard input may be accepted or reset
by another program.
IMPORTANT: Both NC_Exit and the batch file or executable called by
should be in your PATH. Otherwise, these won`t
work. You probably should put them in your Norton Commander
directory, which should already be in your PATH.

EXAMPLES:
=========
To run Windows from outside of the Commander, you could set
the user menu to:
W: MS Windows
nc_exit win
(assuming WIN.COM was in your path). Then, whenever you chose Windows
at your user menu, you would leave the Commander and run MS Windows without
it.


To change the PATH in NC and have it stick (as opposed to merely staying
in effect for the duration of a batch file), you must exit NC, set the
path, and restart NC. This can now be automated by doing the following:

1) Create a two line batch file, consisting of:
PATH=
NC

2) Set your User Menu, Extension Files, or whatever batch file is
called by these to call NC_EXIT

For example, call the following "SETNC.BAT"
SET NORCMD=ON
NC
and add the following to your User Menu:
T: Test NC_Exit
NC_EXIT SETNC
Then select "T" from your user menu. You should wind right back
in the Commander, but when you type "SET", you should see the
new environmental variable "NORCMD".


If you have any questions or problems, please ask in the NORUTL forum
on CompuServe.