batch to read a typed filename and
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Name: Mr krayzie
Date: January 18, 2004 at 16:43:56 Pacific
Subject: batch to read a typed filename and
OS: dos 6.22
CPU/Ram: 486 16meg
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Comment: Hi what I need is a batch file (if poss) that will let me type in a filename (eg 1234*.*) and copy it to another directory.
Then to unshrink that file.
then to copy the unzipped files to another directory that is called by the file name (1234) eg copy (1234*.*) to c:\shrunk
unshrink 1234
copy c:\cadentry\1234\*.* to t:\tfr\1234
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Response Number 2
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Name: wt (by think)
Date: January 18, 2004 at 21:33:02 Pacific
Subject: batch to read a typed filename and |
Reply: (edit)well, i don't remember (don't know) much about batch files, however, in unix shell this is okey. you can do the same thing in c.
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Response Number 3
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Name: kaepeekay
Date: January 19, 2004 at 04:40:54 Pacific
Subject: batch to read a typed filename and |
Reply: (edit)@echo off
copy %1 %2
unshrink %2
copy %2 %3 call the batchfile with the following paramters. For eg.the batch file is saved as copybatch.bat copybatch.bat c:\1234\*.* c:\unshrink\*.* c:\dest it will copy all files from c:\1234 to c:\unshrink and do your command afterwards
and copy files from c:\unshrink to c:\dest.
You can pass parameters to batch file and they can be accessed by specifying %n where n=1(first paramtater) n=0-batch filename
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Response Number 4
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Name: Mr krayzie
Date: January 20, 2004 at 03:39:02 Pacific
Subject: batch to read a typed filename and
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Reply: (edit)Thanks, I new that one already.
The problem is I need it for people to use and these people can barely turn the computer on!!!
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