What′s Old is New: batch files revisited

Abstract

Considers the resurgence in use of batch files due to the number of hard disk systems in operation, and the advantages batch files offer in additional software installation. Describes two batch file procedures, setting up a hard disk, and copying information into files. Surmises that use of batch files to automate setup and revision procedures is viable for library systems with a number of microcomputers.

Citation

Welsch, E.K. and Welsch, K.E. (1989), "What′s Old is New: batch files revisited", OCLC Micro, Vol. 5 No. 4, pp. 11-17. https://doi.org/10.1108/EUM0000000003574