How do you use a command-line switch??

seiferslasher · May 31st, 2001

'nuff said
Any ideas??

takwu · June 1st, 2001

lets see, you can type it in a dos box
or Start, Run
or add it in your shortcut (so you dont have to type it everytime)
or in a batch file (ok i'm from that time, bear with the old guy would ya)
and so on...

**Betamax** · June 2nd, 2001

You could also use epsxecutor. They are entered via the command line section of the options tab for each configuration. This is the method I use.

Asz · June 3rd, 2001

right-click a shortcut and in the box that say 'Target' at the end of 'C:\ePSXe\Epsxe.exe' type *space*-xxx (don't put space, just put a space) and where xxx is put what prompt you want to use. You can put multiple promts as well.

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seiferslasher Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 44	How do you use a command-line switch?? 'nuff said Any ideas??

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Betamax Resident Movie Critic Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Posts: 9,480	You could also use epsxecutor. They are entered via the command line section of the options tab for each configuration. This is the method I use. __________________ Superior marketing of an inferior product will always win over inferior marketing of a superior product.

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Asz EATS BREAKFAST WITH FACE Join Date: May 2001 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 1,611	right-click a shortcut and in the box that say 'Target' at the end of 'C:\ePSXe\Epsxe.exe' type space-xxx (don't put space, just put a space) and where xxx is put what prompt you want to use. You can put multiple promts as well. Last edited by Asz; June 3rd, 2001 at 03:55.

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June 1st, 2001	#2 (permalink)
takwu previous extinction Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 1,855	lets see, you can type it in a dos box or Start, Run or add it in your shortcut (so you dont have to type it everytime) or in a batch file (ok i'm from that time, bear with the old guy would ya) and so on...