Hi, I have a batch file that copies certain files from a source folder to a destination by finding their location and filename from a textfile. The script does not copy all files, only the ones listed on that texfile. I would like to add a second process to compare the sizes of the files I copied. Is this possible somehow? Thanks in advance!

GIve "for /?" a read, it shows a few modifiers to for variables(there are also equivalents for arquments -"call /?") , one of which is file size in bytes: for %%a in ("c:\file1") do ( for %%b in ("c:\file2") do ( echo File1 is %%~za bytes, File2 is %%~zb bytes. ) )

What is the purpose of your question? If you've just copied the file, how could its size be different? If you just want to verify that you have copied the file correctly, you should use the COPY /V command line option. If you want to check that the copied file is still the same some time later, then you should also be comparing date stamps as well as sizes. You might also be interested in certain utility programs that might do what you want, such as WinMerge or Microsoft Sync Toy.