From: rose.joseph12@yahoo.com   
      
   On Thursday, December 26, 2013 8:42:37 PM UTC-5, Todd Vargo wrote:   
   > It would seem several options have presented themselves before us.   
   >    
   > Either we can, (a) play a game of 20 questions to ascertain all relevant    
   > details to the problem, (b) target sources of ambiguity and revert back    
   > to (a), (c) type up some batch code based on a wild guess which may    
   > drive the discussion down a deep rabbit hole with everyone chasing the    
   > wrong goal, or (d) ignore thread until something tangible develops. I'll    
   > take a chance on option (c) this time.   
   >    
   > Taking a guess, OS must be Win9x/Me. IIRC, Win9x does not pass a LFN    
   > when a file is dropped on a batch file which is basically the same thing    
   > as using the right click menu to pass a file to a batch or program.   
   >    
   I'm using Win98SE.  I tried executing UPX directly through the right-click   
   menu, but the window closed immediately after completion.  I wanted to see the   
   results first.  That's why I'm having this problem.  If I can't get a LFN from   
   a batch file, I'm    
   wondering if it's possible to pause after a single console app ends.  That's   
   basically what I need--for now.   
      
   > It has been a while since I've used a Win98 machine. Try the following    
   > test batch and let us know your results. Easiest way is to just drop a    
   > file on it with an LFN then post the output.   
   >    
   I should be able to get the listed code snippet at the library today.   
      
   > @echo off   
   > echo %%1=%1   
   > lfnfor on   
   > for %%? in (%1) do set LFN=%%?   
   > echo %%LFN%%=%LFN%   
   >    
      
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