Help please I have a cgi script that creates an ms-dos batch file and displays it in the browser window 

rename c:\1\kjlkug.csv file1.csv
move c:\file1.csv d:\now\
rename c:\1\123123.jpg file1a.jpg
move c:\file1a.jpg d:\now\
rename c:\1\123124.jpg file1b.jpg
move c:\file1b.jpg d:\now\

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my script then creates a text document called cars.bat then I have to: copy the contents of the browser window,open the cars.bat file for editing, paste the copied data, run the batch file then delete it What I would like to know : is it possible to create and then execute ms-dos batch files straight from cgi? If so, a clue would be nice, many thanks

In reply to create and run by Cockneyphil

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