How to make runnable file for a command?

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  1. Andy72

    Andy72

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    Hi,

    I have found a command that is working great to mount my XP/vista computers share in Linpus.

    But Is there a way without have to open the terminal and type the command each time?

    I´m searching for a way to make a simple file (like a *.bat-file in win XP) and add a icon for an easy access? Maybe at the same time it could open thunar?

    I have tried to make a new empty file which I add the command line into. But i dont know how to make it run, or even if its possible?

    Please help...
     
    Andy72, Apr 15, 2009
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    Japser

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    In the filemanager, select the file and right-click, select properties, then permissions.
    Then you can make it executable.

    --Japser.
     
    Japser, Apr 15, 2009
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