Summary: i have made a bat that moves files in a specified folder, and added some registry keys so i can right-click any file and run the bat on it.. but now i...
Summary: "To This For Each oFolderDestination in FolderListDestination.files bSourceExists = 0" No, that wouldn't make sense. "FolderListDestination" is an arr...
Summary: Hi people. how can i read a file(any) and get its size in Assembly? suppose we dont know what type the content of the file is and we want to get its s...
Summary: I found this on batfiles but am clueless of how it is supposed to work. It had no explanation with it. Get up to nine words of first line of input fil...
Summary: Here's a sample set of commands you could use. setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion for /f "delims=" %%a in ('findstr /c:"%search%" index.tmp') do ( set fu...
Summary: Thank you so much for your help, I have it working but I need more features to this little experiment. What I have it doing now is finding the current...
Summary: Hi, I'm faced with a task and if someone could point me in the right direction it would be much apreciated. Each day a number of guid zip files are im...
Summary: Hi I've been trying to create a bat file that will copy a series of folders and files to another folder and duplicate the folders exactly as they were...
Summary: Why are you using slash instead of back slash? Use backslash for microsoft command prompt stuff. Slash is for unix based file systems and internet url...
Summary: I tried copying that batch file a mmdd.bat, but when i run it I get a file creation error right away. Is it possible to read the datefile.txt and just...
Summary: Hi, I made a batch file that I put in a WinZip self extractor. The idea is that the zip-file extracts to a folder, and then the bat file gets executed...
Summary: I have a server that generates log files from Internet Information Server for website reporting purposes. These log files are saved in d:\logfiles\w3...
Summary: Here's my dilemma of the day. I'm writing a batch program built around 7za.exe to xcopy files to a destination then zip the directories, replacing t...
Summary: make a launch_things.bat let it read like c:\docume~1\user\mydocu~1\startm~1\bla\shortcut.lnk c:\docume~1\user\mydocu~1\startm~1\bla\shortcut2.lnk or...
Summary: Hello.. need ur help. Every day at 8:00 we get one file in d:\tmp\ with file name as test1.dat*** (*** are some random numbers) now I want to search f...
Summary: The following batch file copies the current file to a local folder and renames it to the current date and time: ______________________________________...
Summary: Hi All, I requires a .bat script for the below requirement i have two .txt files in a folder A , i want to move any one of these .txt to folder B.If i...
Summary: Hi, With the help of the experts/posts here, I pieced together the following three batch files... the initial goal was to create a new, incremented fo...
Summary: I have been looking through the forums and have found some scripts, but they are not working for me. Symantec has a folder on their FTP site that has ...
Summary: save the following as ExtractLine.bat. i write it in another batch for reuseability reason. ::ExtractLine.bat [inputfile as %1, outputfile as %2, st...
Summary: Hi, I've write a simple file to get input from cmd. Ex: test.bat if I call C:\>test The program should ask "Please enter your name:" Ater that it show...
Summary: I am developing a script using MSDOS batch files for searching for strings in a directory My requirement is as follows I have a text file with a set o...
Summary: I need a script in batch: Basically, it searches through a text file and finds file entries. The only problem is that each file entry is on multiple l...
Summary: Hello everybody... I have some trouble making batch files... I want to create if possible a batch file that creates folders given by a input file. The...
Summary: Please, see this simple code: ---- @echo off for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d c:\' ) do ( echo %%a echo %%~pa ) pause ---- The output is...
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