Hi, Friends, I would like need to save an html page from prompt, I heed the source code to put it into a MSDOS program. Thank you Jan Lee

sed with a redirect symbol: echo line one> FILE.EXT echo line two>> FILE.EXT However, HTML pages are full of greater-than and lower-than characters, which cannot be ECHOed into files. Nevertheless, there are other ways out: FAQ #21 - ECHO any non-ECHOable character http://www.batch.hpg.com.br/index.htm#21 Besides the two methods described in that URL, you could also include the HTML file into the batch file, something like this: ===== BATCH SCRIPT BEGIN ===== @echo off echo %0? |FIND/i ".BAT?" > nul if not errorlevel=1 set THIS=%0 if errorlevel=1 set THIS=%0.BAT set id= %=% set id=%id%%id% FIND "%id%" < %THIS% > file.dat for %%? in (this id) do set %%?= goto eof :: Put below the HTML code. Note that :: the begginnig of each line must :: contain a double space, and no other :: lines from the batch file may contain :: such string.   [html]   [body]   some text   [/body]   [/html] :eof ===== BATCH SCRIPT END ===== I've used [brackets] instead of < t h e s e > because of posting troubles. -- Leonardo Pignataro - Secret_Doom -- secret_doom@hotmail.com www.batch.hpg.com.br

The begginning of my post was cutted (my fault). It started like this: You mean you want to create a HTML file via batch file? You can create "common" text files with the ECHO command used with ... (the rest was posted) -- Leonardo Pignataro - Secret_Doom -- secret_doom@hotmail.com www.batch.hpg.com.br