Summary: Hi Neelima I had exactly the same requirement as you heres how to do it.........if using win95/98 Select properties of print to file printer. goto det...
Summary: Hi I have a bit of a problem. The registry on my NT4 server has been corrupted. A backup was made on Friday. I want to reinstate just the registry ...
Summary: I am trying to increment a counter as I loop through a section of a batch file. I tried using 'set /a' and incrementing a variable, but I could not f...
Summary: In Windows NT 4.0 with SP6a, does anyone know of a method to copy files from a list stored in a text file? It could be a Command Prompt like: c:\ cop...
Summary: hey sean, thatīs not very difficult. 1. create your users on the nt-server with the user manager 2. then, in the user properties of each user click on...
Summary: I need to replace part of a file name using a command line utility. I have a directory full of files all prefixed with a name that I want to change, ...
Summary: You can try using ROBOCOPY. It's in the NT resource Kit (you can download it from Microsoft). It is a very powerful utility that I use it to copy data...
Summary: Hi, We are working on Clarify on Win NT. We print lot of details from clarify. But now if we want a softcopy we chose the option 'Print to File' from ...
Summary: I have a directory with a number of files in it. e.g. 1234.pdf 2234.pdf 3234.pdf and so on I want to change the file names on these file using a batch...
Summary: You can definately do this. All you need to do is put in the name of the batchfile to run. If this is for a login script or something that will run ...
Summary: Need a way to write the amount of physical memory on a Windows NT server into a text file. Does anyone have a bat script that will output the amount ...
Summary: Sorry to post this here (didn't find a user program group), but I want to know why I can't get the names automatically from my address book and contac...
Summary: hey =) was wondering if anyone can help me... i have searched for info on this with no luck so far... Is there any way that u can automate an install ...
Summary: open notepad and type the ip address and machine name of the server you want to get to. Put a #pre if you want to it to be pre loaded into cache and ...
Summary: hi: I want to write a batch file so that the following info is put into a text file: user name computer name log in date as each new user logs onto my...
Summary: Hello. Can anybody help me with this little annoying problem. I have 50 macs set up with 6 nt 4.0 severs. The problem is when a mac user saves a docum...
Summary: All, I was wondering how can one use text from a file in the name of the another file. e.g File A contains "Today is a holiday" and I need to create a...
Summary: have the script interrogate the ip of the remote pc. by using a string from the ip you can allocate resources from a prn file. or if it can be that si...
Summary: I am trying to "kill" a process like in UNIX, but I don't know how it's done in NT outside of the GUI "Task Manager". My goal is to create a batch fi...
Summary: You should open up notepad and type in: net use [drive letter]: \\server\sharename and then you should do a save as "whatever.bat" Then you need to p...
Summary: Hi all, I have a unique question here regarding the command utility pullmail and batch files. I'm using pullmail to grab mail from a non-local POP3 ma...
Summary: If there is a script already written, just add the name of it to each new user in the USER MANAGER FOR DOMAINS, there is a place to add a name of a lo...
Summary: Hi I have a batch file that I can create new users account, groups and share directories on an NT server. I run the batch file and enter user name, gr...
Summary: The software package I run starts with a batch file which calls in many EXEs, one after the other. In Win9x, the name of the batch file and the name ...
Summary: Good guess, but as you said it wasn't really much of a guess. If it had been that easy I would have done it :) We have too many files to backup EVERY...
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