Summary: Hi all, I have been having problems writing a batch file to automate a process at work... Basically we have provided a folder for users to paste Lotus...
Summary: Is 55K151AA a subdirectory of 55K139AA or is it a subdirectory of Orders. "Batch file Copy and Rename" is the subject of your post but the source and ...
Summary: Hi, I'm a newbie at batch file and can use some help. I'm trying to create a batch file that would copy the most recent file in a network directory t...
Summary: Hello everyone, I have been trying to create a Bat file that will copy the same file test.avi from directory F1 to F2 1000 times and rename each time...
Summary: I'm looking for a batch file to copy a specified folder to another directory and rename it to the current date and time. (04.10.2007.11.27PM) or somet...
Summary: Can anyone help me with batch file code for the following scenario? I need to copy *.JPG files from 4 removable drives F:\ , G:\ , H:\ and I:\ to a si...
Summary: I would like to write a batch file that would copy files from one directory to another but not overwrite OR abbort if a file already exists with that ...
Summary: I am going to create a batch file and put it in the send to folder. Users are going to right click on excel files and send to this batch file which w...
Summary: Here is an intresting one using a script or bat I would like to copy and rename one dir 3300 times C:\Test\49AC194E-054B-4BDD-BC6F-77F84DB2D5BE1 (49...
Summary: Hi Pretty new to batch files, and brand new to this forum... hoping someone can help me. I need a batch file that will move all files in one directory...
Summary: Hi, I require a simple batch file to run on cmd prompt which when run, would do a 'dir' on the current directory/specified directory and rename the fi...
Summary: Hello, I am writing a batch file and I need to loop through a driectory of .tif files and rename each file with a random number appended onto the begi...
Summary: Hi. My problem is simple. I have a directory full of .jpg files but some of these are actually png files and have been misnamed. So I downloaded and i...
Summary: What I need seems so simple yet I haven't been able to figure it out or find information on someone who wanted to do the same thing and came up with a...
Summary: Two possible problems. The C:\2 should really be C:\2\*.* and the batch file will not necessarily be copying files "in the folder where my batch file ...
Summary: hi, m trying to run this batch file but it throws an error that the syntax is incorrect. pls help me with this set mypath=c:\documents and settings\ab...
Summary: Rajesh, %1, %2, etc are the parameters passed into a batch file on the command line. if %2a==a goto Usage - is a way of checking whether there are two...
Summary: Hey Fellas, I am Stuck at another corner. I have pdf files in one folder and same files in second folder. When i add new files to folder one and run ...
Summary: sorry, i forgot to mention: Suppose i am compiling a java file and a batch file is associated with the java file and they both execute simultaneously...
Summary: Hey all I'm new here and new to batch files. I have been writing and studying batch files for about 2 weeks and have made a batch file that will delet...
Summary: Ok so heres the problem. I am trying to make a batch file that will autorun on a cd and delete a text file I have on my desktop. The autorun works and...
Summary: I have share on a server in which i have files being saved to. I need to purge this folder every so often of files that are no older then 2 days. I ha...
Summary: Relates to an ealier post with title: Batch File deleting files by date? HAD TO CHANGE FOLLOWING TO GET WORKING 1. In Line: for /f "tokens=2" %%i in (...
Summary: What's the difference between a .txt file and a batch file? Just the extension. Why can't you just have two (or even one) batch file, and in the first...
Summary: Okay so I made a batch file, I just have one problem. I'm trying to echo some text into a file and I have @echo off at the top. The following is what ...
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