I need to check a textfile on a server from a logon script for %username% and if it exist I want to goto the end of script. I have tried with the find command, but not sure what to do after I tell it to find the username. This is a line I tried, but not sure how to tell it to goto end if it finds the string: Find /I "%USERNAME%" \\server\shares\sample.txt I tried to do: If errorlevel 0 goto End, but not working. I am pretty much a rookie at this and don't know how to use variables much. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I think you need to drop FIND and use IF EXIST instead, for example: IF EXIST %username% GOTO END GOTO SKIP :SKIP REM the part of script to skip GOTO END :END REM goes here if %username% exists REM otherwise goes through SKIP The GOTO after IF EXIST will skip right to END if true. You may also want to put COMMAND/F/C in front of IF EXIST to pass any errors:

Hey, thanks for the response. This is what I tried, but it doesn't goto end. It just keeps running. if exist %username% \\server\shares\sample.txt goto End Thanks for any help.

Well, I'm not sure, but I think what you should try it to pipe the if exist from the find command like this: Find /I "%USERNAME%" [path] ¦ If Exist %USERNAME% Goto End :End The pipe ¦ symbol takes what was obtained from the first command, and passes it to the second command. That's the theory, but I'm not too sure if it would work. Some commands don't work when piped.