Summary: What aould be the exact sysntax to use for a simple batch login script to delete the files and folders of a temp folder. I know that the command delt...
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: I understand that XP's command prompt isn't true DOS, but I'm sure the batch file commands will still apply. Here's my question: I want to copy a dir...
Summary: I am replicating batch files (logon scripts) from PDC to BDC.I want to identify which server is performing the validation.Here is what i have so far.....
Summary: I have been trying to write a batch file for our enterprise. First in order to open anything with admin as a user you obviously use the runas from ri...
Summary: I need to put a batch file in our login script to check for a file with a specific date (checking the version of an installed app). I want to then ki...
Summary: sir I need to run batch file for the login scripts the scripts are using to map their logical drive(server drive) of users data to respective users w...
Summary: How do I run a batch file once a week? I have written a batch file to copy across drives on my network to backup data. But I want to write a part of ...
Summary: Is there something in dos batch programming that is similar to the back ticks found in shell scripting ? Basically i need to call a shell script from ...
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: You might try using EDLIN to create an ASCII text file with one line consisting solely of a carriage-return/linefeed. I'll call this file CRLF.TXT. Fo...
Summary: Hello, I am a novice user and would like help in creating DOS batch files. What I am trying to do is create a batch file that can move files from one ...
Summary: To Delete a dir and all contents ... deltree [drive:/path/dirtobedeleted] So you woulden't want to type something like c:>deltree c:\windows ;-) -----...
Summary: I'm trying to write a DOS batch file that will determine which files are in a directory on a remote unix box and then write a ftp script go 'get' each...
Summary: I have two questions, first, can you have a goto at the bottom of the script that points to somewhere at the top? I have found it is often unsuccesfu...
Summary: The command "break off" can be a good start, if you simply want to disable Ctrl+C just to prevent aborting disk read and write operations. If you want...
Summary: umark, I know your OS is Windows 2000 (See here for example), and you say you want to "get a batch file to run when ever someone logs off a computer",...
Summary: nathan wrote: > the wait programs wont exactly do > what i am trying to do What do you mean by that? "Wait programs" generally run for a specified amo...
Summary: Hi, I've been working on making a nice little batch script to automaticaly restart a game server upon program crash. The problem is that under Win98 t...
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: I would like to know (in windows 98) if there is way to run a batch file within a login scipt that will automatically delete files with the .pst exten...
Summary: hello friends, i need help writing a batch file that will open pkzip - and create a zip file of an entire network drive and store it in a folder with ...
Summary: I was experimenting around with batch files when I came across this question: Is it possible to make a command to get a string input from the user? (I...
Summary: I am trying to figure out how to program variables in batch files. Any help on the following script would be helpful. Thanks!! :test net send * Hello ...
Summary: I have been trying to write a batch file that is deployed to all the machines in our building. Upon running the BAT, the script will write the comput...
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