title: Always start batch file with /u?
body: <p>I recently read that starting <code>cmd.exe</code> with the <code>/u</code> flag causes it to output to files in unicode format, but how would I start batch files like this? To clarify, I don't mean start <em>other</em> batch files from an already running batch file, I mean click on a batch file and it automatically runs with <code>/u</code>? Since the purpose of starting a batch file with /u is to output files in unicode, I'm looking for a way to either do this in code or start the batch file with the flag always, which isn't possible. Another solution could be if you can detect whether /u is on or not in code, in which case if it's off than I can just do <code>start /u this.bat</code>?</p>