Summary: Hi all I need help understanding just how you go about adding command functionality to winXP. Ultimately what I want to do is script a function that p...
Summary: We have a batch file that outputs MAC addresses without any colons or dashes. I'm trying to write a small script that will simply add dashes for ever...
Summary: I have tried to create a batch file: copy %filename% c:\files and put it in the send to folder however it does not work. Does anybody know how I woul...
Summary: SUppose I have a text file with contents as : 1)000000fd9ac1873d-0000-0509-94050a25 2)000000fd57acc331-0000-0ed6-94050a25 3)00000102ac2a457b-0000-045d...
Summary: First, if you're using DOS, there's no built in %date% var. If you're using XP cmd.exe, there is. The syntax you're trying can be made to work IF your...
Summary: It's been a while since I set mine up. Running the intitial installation file should go through the process of asking you where you want to install th...
Summary: Also Posted in Dos Forum. I searched the forum but didn't find this. I want to add (append) text at the begining and end of every line of text in a ba...
Summary: Well Noor, about your question on the FindStr command, if you want the file's name "wired" into the statement, just type in your script For /F %%A in ...
Summary: i have selected my study project as adding driver to ghostscript.i downloaded the document how to add driver to gs but i could not find the source fil...
Summary: As far I can tell Justin wants to emulate the functions of Windows Explorer which seems a bit of a pointless exercises to me. If a folder is added or ...
Summary: Thank you for your reply, but I am afraid that I cannot do not fully understand your response. 1. You mentioned command line parameters. As far as I u...
Summary: I suspect this is a particularly elementary question I'm about to ask; please forgive me. I am merely trying to echo variables to text files, but whe...
Summary: Hi all! Here is my problem: I'm trying to create a batch file that needs to needs to record the login and logoff times of users. This needs to be reco...
Summary: Just because there aren't any ongoing classes in your area doesn't mean that's the case elswhere. Summer session of one college in my area began June ...
Summary: I got the batch program from the below link http://www.computing.net/answers/pr... written by Mechanix2Go in which i am able to pass the filename as p...
Summary: Hello. I have somewhat of a unique request. I need to know how one would go about outputting the last 5 lines of a batch script to a text file. Con...
Summary: Hi everybody, I have found a bat file on my machine. I don't know from where I have it. I didn't run it as I thoughed it could be smt harmfull.. Is th...
Summary: I was trying to reformat a ping command in batch to only produce what I wanted. However after running the file, it wouldn't output a single thing othe...
Summary: The code I have posted is not my entire batch script but a section. Once the above code has finished it continues on rather than just halting at a pau...
Summary: 5600+ Nice! I really should upgrade to be fair but eversince the caps went on my old board (also taking out my CPU grr!) I have been 'managing' with a...
Summary: fish&lee, for /d is to list directory names. eg. for /d %a in (*) do @echo "%a" is directory. to list file(s): for %a in (*) do @echo "%a" is a file ...
Summary: I have an windows xp version of Batch files for the person asking this qustion if that helps. Ok, I know you can creat a batch that tells you the file...
Summary: I'm using the following batch file to automatically create an argument for a program from user input and a filename listing using the DIR command. S...
Summary: Hello I'm writing a batch that will connect to a remote vista computer, list the roaming profiles and enable user to select the profile they want dele...
Summary: I am trying to write a batch file that appends to a secondary log file from a log file that is being written by the system The system is generating a ...
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