1MEXEC.EXE 1.01 FreeWare from Mote Prime BBS Columbia South Carolina - 803-782-3772 Sysop - Jeff Elkins Files Included: MEXEC.EXE MEXEC.HLP MEXEC.WRI MEXEC V1.00 is a Windows 3.0 utility designed to serve as a replacement for the Win RUN command. Copy MEXEC and it's .HLP file into your windows subdirectory or the subdirectory of your choice. MEXEC uses uses the windows "winexec" api call to execute windows & DOS programs. Unlike RUN it allows you to browse subdirectories and double-click the program you wish to execute or highlight the program and click the execute button. The "command parameters" checkbox when checked will allow you to supply parameters for the executable program you choose. Alternatively, you may click the command button and MEXEC will display a RUN-like command line interface. When using the command button you must supply a valid file extension. Initially, MEXEC displays all files in a subdirectory, but you can narrow the selection by pressing the appropriate file extension button at the bottom of the dialog. MEXEC will only execute .EXE, .COM , BAT and PIF files. This program was written using Borland's Turbo Pascal for Windows. This program is Freeware. This program is copyrighted and NOT in the public domain. You are free to use it and pass it along to others as long as no fee is charged. Shareware/Freeware distributors who charge a fee may distribute this program as long as the charges reflect their costs only. DISCLAIMER No matter what damages may result from use of this program, I am NOT responsible. No warranties are offered (either express nor implied). Use it at your own risk! If you have trouble contact me on GENIE (J.ELKINS1) , COMPUSERVE (70302,1573) or on my BBS and I'll try to help resolve the problem. ( The basic concept for MEXEC is a direct steal from EXECUTOR by Chris Nystrom and J.R. McConnell. While I liked their program, it didn't fully replace RUN, hence MEXEC. All code in MEXEC is mine and Borland's. No EXECUTOR code was used.)gram as long as the charges reflect their costswB'G13`b~~FI'G13`b~eal from EXECUTOR by Chris Nystrom and J.R. McConnell. While I liked their program, it didn't fully replace RUN, hence Helvcode in MEXEC is mine and Borland's. No EXECUTOR code was used.)