Hello Peter!
Quoting Peter's message:
 RB>>   AutoExecPath = C:\4DOSEXEC.BAT
 RB>> (load) 4DOSEXEC.BAT - for some reasons, 4DOS always call (load)
 RB>> AUTOEXEC.BAT
 PH> I found in the help that there's also an AutoExecParms option.
I have read about that command but it is not what I want to do (like passing 
parameters to AUTOEXEC.BAT).
 PH> ...The help says that AUTOEXEC.BAT will get the parms specified here
 PH> as %1, %2 etc. - or the filename specified with AutoExecPath, if 4DOS
 PH> is loaded with the "/p" option.
 PH> Didn't check into this myself as of now. Maybe it helps you in
 PH> experimenting.
Without using the AutoExecParms command/option I am doing something similar: 
on the first line of my AUTOEXEC.BAT file I check if the command interpreter 
is 4DOS, and, if so, I immediately call 4DOSEXEC.BAT
 PH> ...I guess the description of what happens when AutoExecPath is set
 PH> must be wrong somehow, AUTOEXEC.BAT is always called but %1 holds the
 PH> name of the batch to call - or something like that.
But I would like/prefer that 4DOS calls 4DOSEXEC.BAT directly as indicated in 
the docs/help file...  :(
Sincerely, Raymond Beriau.
           Co-Moderator 4DOS
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