Erstellt : Donnerstag dem 21.05.98                         Erhalten am 
23.05.98
von      : *Ted Menks@2:2449/236.51* an *Claus Mueller*
Hallo Ted,
TM> I must be *extremely* stupid... I still do not understand :(
.... no, no, no, no I will not comment this, I will not. :))
TM> Say, you have two almost equal batches: TEST.BAT and TEST.BTM...
TM> When you type TEST on the commandline, how can your `L*ist` alias then
TM> influence which version of TEST is going to be run?
I didn't test that way.
I had two batch files List.bat, list.btm and list.com and list.exe in a  
directory to test the preference. Most of the time I typed c:\dx\list to see  
what file was started. But I must have typed "list" too. Instead of the  
version mentioned before. While List.bat has been a copy of the file  
list.btm, list.bat contained a simple "echo bat." List.com was a copy of  
V.Buergs List and list.exe has been a copy of arj.exe. So now you should know 
 
how the alias influenced my test results.....
- mfg *Claus* -
 ... I see nothing in space as promising as the view from a Ferris wheel.
--- Dominus wrote this!
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