Summary: iam trying to make a batch file so that it copies some dll files from the cdrom from to the system directory. since the cdrom drive letter may vary i...
Summary: Can anyone help me with this problem i am having. I am trying to get this stupid Batch file to work on an NT machine. How do I make an enviromental va...
Summary: Comment: hey every one , I would like to create a batch file that will do the following: when i start a computer for new install i want the batch fil...
Summary: I need to create a batch file that will compare the dates and sizes of two files and if file A is older or smaller than file B, replace file A with fi...
Summary: Hello, I have batch file that starts a small exe file to connect to a device through COM 1 to send some data. Here's where I need some help. The pro...
Summary: I'm working on a batch file that will search an input file containing entries of (act,pmt,dps). What I want to do is search this document for those en...
Summary: I need to create a batch file that will search a directory and sub directory for a specific file, and then display the appropriate message for finding...
Summary: can anyone help with the following batch file line: MD c:\?????? where ?????? represents a diferent set of letters or numbers to be entered by the ope...
Summary: My boss will be back in an hour and I need to have a dos batch file done that will install the contents of a CD onto the drive of choice. Basically it...
Summary: Hi everyone, I have a batch file currently that will wake up (via WOL), certain computer with 2 minute intervals so when the employees come in, there ...
Summary: Hi, I doubt this is possible, but I was wondering if there is a way that I can add a command into a batch file of mine that takes a text file and puts...
Summary: Hey, what's a clever way to detect to see if the computer has a hard drive in it? I'm working on a batch file that I would like to work under any circ...
Summary: If you're on a NT system (Win NT,2K,XP): for /D %a in (C:\FOLDER\*.*) do echo %a If you're using this inside a batch file, double the %'s (%%a) On Win...
Summary: Hello I have a batch file that loops through the files in the folder , and runs a program. What i would like is a way to pause between each loop. I w...
Summary: Is there nay way I can write a batch file that will compair two files and if the contents are different, send it off to run a seperate batch file and ...
Summary: Hey, Ian, be aware: the CHOICE.COM cmd isn't present by default in NT systems (such as Win2K). If your system has it, it's probably because you got it...
Summary: Hi, I have a request that will be a little difficult to explain. I once had a batch file that did this, so I know that it's possible, but I don't have...
Summary: How would I write a batch file that will go from one sibling directory to another, but if the target directory OR the parent directory do not exsist i...
Summary: I was wondering if it is possible to write a batch file in XP that will go to a website and download a specific file and then save it to my hard drive...
Summary: The filename would be defined by %1, is that it? I mean, if the batch file is invoked with the first parameter as "hello", hello.a and hello.b will be...
Summary: Is there any way to get the %time% variable to display as 1340 for example, rather than 13:40:24? Here is basically what I'm trying to do: The goal is...
Summary: Hi, Is there a way to get a string generated by a batch file to be copied so notpads paste option will work? What I have is a html files with over 500...
Summary: Win98se Novice needs assistance. From Windows, I would like to enter a run command into a batch file in the following form: "C:\Program Files\Proxomit...
Summary: I need help with writing a batch file that returns an error code to another application (app1). My batch file is called by another application, when m...
Summary: Wish you all a very Happy New Year. I want to execute a program in DOS mode repeatedly and hence I want to write a batch file for it. However, the pro...
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