If you want a game to be zippier, you need to tell the operating system to give
it priority. You want Quake to run better? If your game has a standard set of
parms you can embed them in the batch file. Lets say that quake took the parms
-a -y -t (
made these up), then the quakestart.bat file could be:
start /high c:\games\quake\quake.exe -a -y -t
If you tend to use different parameters, you can use the following
version of quakestart.bat:
start /high c:\games\quake\quake.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8
%9
From a commandline, type in
quakestart -a
[sorry for the silly parms but I don't play quake]
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