Summary: How would i go about from executing a batch file that finds your primary drive letter. Its like %SystemDrive%. But how would i execute that so it echo...
Summary: I would like to create a batch file to rename all *.cap files to *.mp3 in a certain directory before moving them all to another directory. I will nee...
Summary: I have a text file of workstations that I want to copy files to. I'm trying to make a batch that will read the machine names from the text file, map a...
Summary: My .CMD version (not tested): FOR /D %%a IN (Z:\*.*) DO IF NOT "%%a"=="Permanent" MOVE "%%~Fa" "c:\backup\%%~NXa" My .VBS version (not tested): With ...
Summary: Renaming is not the same as creating a new file, copying the old file into the new file and deleting the old file. In any file system, a file consi...
Summary: I have a .cmd file which reads in directory and share names and then attempts to share them. I keep getting an error with the file when it calls the N...
Summary: Hi, I need a way to rename files on a computer. The following code works fine but what I would like is for to do is just count the number of files and...
Summary: Hello, I'm hoping someone can help me with a problem. I need to have a batchfile rename a file with the current date, and move the file to a corrisp...
Summary: You CAN do it with a VB Script. Just copy and past into a text doc and name witht he vbs extension. You will just need to modify the SOURCE and TARGET...
Summary: hello, I tried to organize my music folder, so I used a program (tagscanner) to rename all my files from their ID3-tags. I also moved every file in fo...
Summary: Hi, I'm trying to do this batch file that can moves my files with a certain name to a desired folder. Code: @ECHO OFF dir /b *NAME_TO_SEARCH*.* > Move...
Summary: Hi ! I'm trying to create a script that could help me do this task, but I'm not too good at vbscript yet. Parent directory First Child directory ...
Summary: Hey, just stuck on a little something that I'm overlooking obviously. I'm using the following to check for files in a specified directory. If the si...
Summary: Hi All, I need to move all the .csv and .txt files to a different folder and delete them in the original folder... example.. i need to move files from...
Summary: Hi Im looking for a batch file, VB script or Perl script that will look in a given folder and move all files over 850kb to another folder. Many thank...
Summary: use the for loop to loop through the list, and moving them each time. To move files, use move. To see how the for loop works, do for /? on the command...
Summary: Sir Daily various files are created in various directories on D drive of my windows 2003 server. In E drive, daily a sub-directory gets created with S...
Summary: goompa, I endorse your statements about M2! comparing files across ftp is possible, but cumbersome. You have to ftp, list the directory, redirect the ...
Summary: Hello everyone, im trying to make a batch file, which could check the size of 3 folders and move files from them under these conditions: a) there are ...
Summary: Ahh, I now have the chkdsk option working. But I also have another issue (I don't think this is fixable). I need to run a program that converts the F...
Summary: I'm trying to create a batch file that gets all the subdirectories in a folder and moves all the files contained inside into a single folder here is ...
Summary: I use Zune and all my songs get saved under C:\Documents and settings\Bill\My Documents\My Music\Zune\Subscription\ARTIST\ALBUM\SONG.WMA I was wounder...
Summary: one last question regarding this: what if my files are in the c drive while my folders are in the z drive? is it possible to get those files from c dr...
Summary: Hi I am fairly new at this game and I have to make a batch file that can move files with different names in to their respective subfolders e.g a file ...
Summary: Hi, I want a shell script which is used to copy a file from a local drive to unix server. I want to ignore the username and password of local host. pl...
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