Summary: Hello all, I try couple of things but I didn’t succeeded to make a simple Format v: (usb drive) script. From the cmd if I type it every thing is wor...
Summary: Hello. I've just registered and wondered if you fine people could help me out on a simple batch script programme. I've never done any before and I ha...
Summary: I've searched a couple of hours for a simple ping script in Visual Basic 5, but only found more or less complicated ones. There must be a simple way i...
Summary: A total newbie when it comes to batch scripting. I have absolutely no clue where to start. I have a .txt file that has a list of servers separated by ...
Summary: Hi ! I'm planning to set up a webserver with xDSL connection running an icq client. The icq client is used for detecting wherther the server is up or ...
Summary: Hi, I was wondering if I could compile and run simple shell scripts from windows xp. I have created a shell script with textpad but don't know how to ...
Summary: I have made a simple DL script for a website i am building. It is written in php. If the folder containing the files on the drive is empty it shows th...
Summary: let me explain my happiness :D ive made some simple script that allows me to make very simple formatted batch files like this set activatekey=A set it...
Summary: I would like to be able to have a cgi script that would move my mouse from another program. For instance, the program is running and I press a key an...
Summary: Hi All In response to a question a little lower down, someone has stated that Formatting only removes the file directory, but doesn't actually erase t...
Summary: Sounds easy... If the txt file is empty... I suggest using the touch command inside of a linux system call to generate the files while in a loop unti...
Summary: You could set the string of text in a cookie file on the user's harddrive and retreive it next time they visit. But, if you don't want to do that, you...
Summary: Hi folks, win2k, What language(VB,perl,wsh..etc) would be best to perform the following? I want image a number of computers, and modify on startup ip'...
Summary: I'm fairly certain this can be done (simply), but it's been years since I wrote a batch file, and I'm scared I'll screw things up and end up deleting ...
Summary: Hello. I'm a complete newb to scripting and would like some help. What I'm trying to accomplish is just simply prefixing information to a file name. E...
Summary: I think this will give you an idea on where you can start, I'm not sure how to get the %date% to be displayed in your format, I'm not very good at scr...
Summary: Anyone know a simple batch script that can list a directory of variable folders, then change to that variable? Example user names in documents and set...
Summary: Hi, I am planning to make a simple search script. I have a database. The problem i am facing is that how do i make a asp statement which can valida...
Summary: HI, I am creating a small web site of 6 artists works. I would like to populate an html table with text data (size and pricing). I would like each art...
Summary: I currently developing a simple voting script written in PHP. it uses a cookie to keep track of if people voted or not, if they have the script shows ...
Summary: I uploaded a simple PHP script to my server (ionichost.com), which supports PHP (but refuses to enable the extensions), and it simly will not work. It...
Summary: here's a simple example script on creating an image which shows visitor's IP... this one create the image from nothing... http://www.allscoop.com/phpc...
Summary: how can I get a batch file to run another batch file in a seperate window? I can make batch file1 run a VB script and batch file2 to make batch file2 ...
Summary: Here's a short and simple Perl script. #!perl -w use File::Find; $dir_tree = '\top_level\dir'; # e.g. 'c:\pictures' finddepth(\&ren_dir, $dir_tree); s...
Summary: If you're interested in another option, I'd recommend using a Perl script instead of the batch file. With a simple Perl script you can not only handl...
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