Disabled command prompt (can

i am a student and am having constent troubles from the administrator disallowing all access to the command prompt and i need to know how to gain access to it because we have had to compile using batch files, and it is rare that we have a chance to use the command prompt to compile instead.
and when i say restricted i mean i open it and it says "disabled by administrator" and i don't know if it matters but we are running novell
i know some of you know how to hack and would not have any problem with this but there is only 4 of us studing java (none of us know how to hack) and have ran out of ideas on how to unrestrict it so if anyone knows how please post and thanks.

have you tried typeing
"cmd" or "command" into the dialog box produced by the Start->Run menu?
If this does not work then try modifying the registry setting
(win95 98 and me)
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
WinOldApp]
or
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\
WinOldApp]
to "1"
If you do not have permission to do this. Then you might try downloading and installing one of the
substitue command interpreters.
http://www.gci275.com/websites.shtml
matfud

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i am a student and am having constent troubles from the administrator disallowing all access to the command prompt and i need to know how to gain access to it because we have had to compile using batch files, and it is rare that we have a chance to use the command prompt to compile instead.
and when i say restricted i mean i open it and it says "disabled by administrator" and i don't know if it matters but we are running novell
i know some of you know how to hack and would not have any problem with this but there is only 4 of us studing java (none of us know how to hack) and have ran out of ideas on how to unrestrict it so if anyone knows how please post and thanks and sorry for the typos i was in a hurry.

"... we have asked the teacher and he says the administrator says that restrictions will not be lowered for anyone"
This is such horsesh!t and I do not see for the like of me why you should have to tolerate it.
See the steps above.
Try [url http://www.scintilla.org]sKiTe you can do most command line stuff with the text area on the right such as appletviewer the -deprecation option and so on. Its a deceptively simple IDE that has a whole bundle of tricks that comes with it - very good not just for newbies - me too, I probably write 80%+ of my app development with it. Its also very, very lightweight at around 700KB so it can be easily moved about with floppies etc.
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