Summary: HI, I no next to nothing about scripting so I come here for some help. I am trying to write a simple script that would delete in local group policy a...
Summary: Wow, I leave for a few days, and no one posts this? The lot of you are slipping. Slipping, I say! Well, if all you're going for is a warning message, ...
Summary: Hi! I need a batch file to start and stop some specifig service. The service could be in example messenger. I have now tried to make it with the guide...
Summary: hi how can i create a text file using batch file with date and time in name eg testThu 02/08/2007 2300.txt and also i want to read a text file which ...
Summary: I've found that one interesting thing about .bat and .cmd in xp's folder options is that they are not officially listed but can be accessed. Here's ho...
Summary: Either fix the file association or try .cmd instead of .bat(or visa-versa depending on what you are using). Here is a quote from a post I made a while...
Summary: If you are interested there is also a gui fix. Quote from one of my older posts: "Here's how to edit them, goto Control panel>Folder options>File type...
Summary: For some reason this batch file I created a while back will no longer work. It used to work, but now it doesn't and I can't tell from looking at it wh...
Summary: I have a batch file which I use to create a mirror backup of "My Documents" on my D drive in a sub folder called "Backup". When the copy is made the ...
Summary: Hello, I want to run a batch file every couple of hours, that will take the input from a text file and put it into a field in a command I want to run....
Summary: Hi, I need to run a particular se of commands repetatively for some number of times provided by userin for loop. I am doing it this way user input the...
Summary: Well I've got config files for some network management tool only after a server restart the port nr of the server changes so my monitoring tool get's ...
Summary: I would like a batch file that will delete sub-directories and the files contained in them, but it should keep the most recent 10 directories. example...
Summary: I did try them. Thank you. Also, I really need a bacth file for this request - purpose (per the title). I created several test scenarios. C:\test\f...
Summary: I have 3000+ folders with unique names, each with several common subfolders within them. What I would like is a batch file that could look in a partic...
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: I'm working on a batch file that creates a directory and then automatically sets folder permissions based on the group membership of the person execut...
Summary: I'm probabbly one of the least skilled people at writing batch files but I have been practicing making a maintenance batch file for our XP machines at...
Summary: I'm trying to create a simple batch backup script that will scan the directory (C:\Documents and Settins\<user>\My Documents) and copy all of the d...
Summary: Newbie here. I am looking for a batch file that will rename the files in a directory to *.log and then move them to a specified directory. Thanks ...
Summary: Oh, I've just looked at an MS-DOS 6 Command Reference and found the command I was thinking of. It wasn't called UPDATE, it was called REPLACE. Now tha...
Summary: Hello I'm new to this forum And I'm a noob at programming (I don't even know the "C" of "C++" :)) I was messing with Batch file few monthes ago and I ...
Summary: Interesting. Back at work, trying it again. I run the batch. Nothing happens. Randomly, I double click the reg file and choose yes. It works. What the...
Summary: I do a bit of encoding and am trying to automate some parts. I have to create an avs script file for the encoding process and would like to be able to...
Summary: I was wondering if there is a way to run a batch file that would open IE to a page (This part I know already) Search a page for a file type Download t...
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