Batch file to create a windows messagebox?

leeroyMarv

leeroyMarv

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Is there a command to bring up a message box when you're making a batch file. If you've used windows before you would have seen the message boxes, they come up all the time, such as the 'this program has performed an illegal operation' type of thing. Can you make a batch file so that it creates a popup message when you open the file such as: 'this is a batch file'? Winzip (as do many other programs in their free versions) uses a popup window when you open it, just as an example. Thanks for any help
 
You could net send yourself

net send computername message

'net send leeroymarv this program has performed an illegal operation'
 
Not connected to the internet. put it in notepad.txt then save and close. Then rename it to notepad.bat

Double click it and it will send that message. The messenger service needs to be running aswell. (by default it is)
 
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The message alias could not be found on the network? What do i have to put as my name? Could you give me a basic example of how its done, and do i have to put in a name or name of computer or user?
 
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OK my computer name i trizoy and my local ip is 169.128.2.1 and my workgroup is MSHOME

net send trizoy hi

or

net send 169.128.2.1 hi

or

net send mshome hi


Did you check to make sure you messenger service is on?

To start it, or make it automatic..
Go start, Run, type in services.msc
Scroll down to messenger, and right click and start it.
 
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