I am having confusion about Shell.
Actually what is Shell..?
What is Shell Scripting...?
Where actually its used...?
Please anybody reply for this.
Please
5  1958 
In Vb shell is s function that is used to open any exe or batch file.
That is totally different from shell scripting.
Ya, in vb..Shell 'abc.txt','note pad.exe'
will open the text file in notepad.
Similarly you can open any file with any app.
But can anyone explain what shell scripting is?
please find al about shell scripts here @vdraceil
Yes..
Exactly what I wanted.
I will try with this.
But, I too don't have an idea about Shell Scripting.
But if you want to know about that, please go to this site; http://user.it.uu.se/~matkin/documents/shell/
This one I collected from Debasis ( One of the Bytes forum member)
Anyhow thanks for your reply.
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