Summary: I am trying to write a batch file in DOS which will do the following: Step 1: Copy some files(like for example a.txt, b.txt, c.txt) from a disk locati...
Summary: Hi, I have been asked to make a TSR in C/DOS which can open and DISPLAY a TIFF image file. Can any one help in how I go about, basically displaying th...
Summary: I need to rename a file in a DOS Batch script but do not know how to handle the long file name. Filename: eop.test_BBB_2005052000000M07S.txt I want to...
Summary: What I want to do is to be able to store every line in a variable and USE that variable after every line. I'm not trying to read the file, I know what...
Summary: Any help would be appreciated. I need to rename multiple files in a folder (to insert 4set characters at the beginning of the filename and move the nu...
Summary: Hi I am trying to get a batch file to delete files which has dates older than 7 days so far I have @ECHO OFF CLS FOR /R C:\User_share %%FILE IN (*.*) ...
Summary: Hello all! I was wondering if there's a way to parse text from text files in DOS without using the iterative nature of the FOR command. I have a del...
Summary: Hi!! I need to write a batch file to run an Integration scenario. I am going to explain you better about my problem: your solution is highly apprecia...
Summary: Need help locating a file through DOS using FTP. There are so many directories until i have exhausted all possibles. Please help with a command or b...
Summary: 1. yes, i think it's possible using find.exe, but it will impact on the performance severely when replacing string in large file. 2. use for loop in ...
Summary: I have multiple files in a DIR with one common extension .f. I have to do 3 things. 1) I have to partly rename the file EX: If the file name is 0104_1...
Summary: Hi Mechanix2Go, Thanks for your reply. I want to replace it in the same file. What I am trying to do is explode an ear bundle and then replace certain...
Summary: To replace strings while searching through a text can be performed by scripting, but that requires advanced techniques which seem to be far beyond you...
Summary: I have a DOS Batch file that starts a fortran program with an instruction file. This batch file works fine and I can run it from the Windows Start Men...
Summary: I have been reading all the posts and tips here about replacing text in files. However, neither of them works for me. I have a regfile containg a lot ...
Summary: I am trying to write a batch file in DOS which will do the following: Step 1: Copy some files(like for example a.txt, b.txt, c.txt) from a disk locati...
Summary: Hi I created the DOS based batch file as below: set STR_PATH=%1 ........ ........ I am passing the argument as C:\TestDir\Test So here in a period of ...
Summary: I want to replace some text fields in a file. The file will be similar to : This is %name1% This is %name2% This is %name3% And I will be writing diff...
Summary: I currently have a batch file that chacks the contents of a file and replaces part of a text string (thanks to Machanix2Go)this works fine. However, n...
Summary: Need to find and replace string in a file using Batch program. It is a text file (but with a different extension simple text and there are blanks in t...
Summary: I have 2 text file, A.txt and B.txt. Some text (Bold) is veriable, and can be change any time. file A.txt contain: 1. ----------------first line fixed...
Summary: excuse me my poor english... i've question of Ghost to all reader... 1st,i'd used ghost to backup my partition d: on e:\back.gho, after than created b...
Summary: If the lines you want to normalize hold the same number of character strings (e.g. in your post there are five strings in each line) the following doe...
Summary: Hi pball The first time you run the file it will first come up with "File Not Found" This is due to Findstr not finding any files beginning with the d...
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