Summary: Howdy... What I am trying to do I belive is rather simple. I have several files called talk#.# and I need to append the same text string and/or text f...
Summary: Is there a way to use FIND to locate text in multiple files *without* typing each individual file name? I have tried redirecting DIR output and some ...
Summary: You can "copy con file.txt" or "echo text > file.txt" or "type file.txt > file1.txt" or "echo text >> file.txt" or "type file.txt >> file1.txt". The l...
Summary: Francis: I got a copy of REPL.EXE. How does it work? World Library: No matter how I enter the original text, when I redirect new text to the file, it'...
Summary: Hello, I am tring to write a batch file that will copy files from c:\temp to multiple computers in a specific location. I can do a copy c:\temp to the...
Summary: When I am using DOS 7.1: I wish to append a new line of text to the end of a text file from the command prompt (or a batch file). Am I up a creek? ...
Summary: 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 batch file. I use RegFind.e...
Summary: Anyone know how i can append text to the the end (or beginning) of the same line in a text file rather than doing it on new line? Without using 3rd pa...
Summary: I would like some help with coding a batch file to copy one file to multiple directories. These directories are all sub directories within a main fold...
Summary: Hi wizeguys, Can anyone help me with this problem? I need to update a file used by oracle called tnsnames.ora, wich is located multiple places on one ...
Summary: This sounds very familiar... copy con filename then type your text (up to 127 chr), enter for a new line. F6 or CTRL-Z to close To append output to...
Summary: Well, someone might have an answer for you here, but the main focus of this forum is the DOS operating system. Bit of a different ballgame using the ...
Summary: I need some method of getting ascii text from within a file and then use that text string to create a ascii text file named from the same text string....
Summary: Hi, I'd like to make a batch file which would simply add one or more lines of text to a file. The file does not have a 'txt' extension or any extensio...
Summary: I am trying to create a batch file that will join multiple files. I already know to use copy and how, but I need help with some other aspects of it. T...
Summary: What do you mean exactly. I'll show you two methods to append and let you decide if one of the two work. First you can append multiple files togethe...
Summary: Hi I need to rename multiple files with a *.xls extension into file names which have a sequential number. E.g. tony.xls --> 1.xls paul.xls --> 2.xls m...
Summary: Hi, I've got the following issue: I have got a textfile, which contains one line of text. The text of this file, I want to have converted to a text, w...
Summary: Well, I sent you the script for a batch file named CDat.bat (Copy by Date) or whatever you want to name it. To use the batch you have to type CDat Dir...
Summary: Redirect errors and results from DOS commands to a file with the > method...For example, to save a directory listing, type "DIR C:\ > C:\DIRS.TXT"...t...
Summary: I want to rename multiple files in dos, file01.00 -> file01.rar file02.00 -> file02.rar...and so on But write an exe program or script in notepade and...
Summary: Is it so you can append format c: on the startup files? (as a joke) a bat file that will append lines to the autoexec.bat echo format c: >> autoexec....
Summary: If I run print.bat > printedbat.txt, it not only includes the guts of print.bat, but the path as well. It also ruins my formatting. Is there a way t...
Summary: I am trying to find a way to do a NET SEND from WIN NT to multiple users but not from a domain controller. I know you can do one at a time by doing ne...