running cmd and using cmd commands

[BioHazardousWaste]

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it takes less effort to ask someone on a message board than going to the library or the bookstore. and it gives the same effect

reading a 500 page book on dos commands, and asking on a message board have the same result eh?... well it looks like i'm done with this thread. think about what you just said, maybe it'll make more sense after a few hours

[jonos]

i meant on the system/shell command, you forgot to quote the other part of what i wrote. maybe you should remember that people have to start somewhere, your way is not necessarily the best way.

[Dan]

it also takes less effort to not instalet some then to. i mean u dont have to be an ass hole about every thing BioHazard. if u dont have anything helpfull to say dont say it (unless it is in spam then go nuts)

[netninja]

Bio, youre such a damn looser its not even funny. Apparently, according to you, anything thats run from command prompt must be a 'haxxors' tool.

First : THat must mean the Dos language must be a 'bad' thing, and it shouldnt be used. Or maybe just xcopy is a malicious command.

Second : Learn the proper terminology, someone that is malicious is a cracker, not a hacker. I bet your just some 16 year old kid that thinks he knows he can 'hack' pretty good because last nite he planted a trojan someone else made onto his friends computer.

Third : Nobody cares what you do or what youve tried, so next time someone asks a simple question, either respond nicely or dont (unless they ask: how do i use subseven).

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Besides Bio's stupid comments, thanks for all the info.

[netninja]

Im still pissed after how many ever months ago this post was.

U SUCK!

[AsianSensation]

I don't think I'll waste time typing out the reason why this should be locked.

Let's just say all necessary questions were already asked.