Summary: Hello, I have very little dos batch knowledge, Im looking for a batch file (or info to help me create one) that will: take a "random" .wav file from ...
Summary: Hi when I run this command in nt4 dos; copy f:\issued\1760\96CX03289*.* I:\craig\1760-01\3-42600-DE-54408-0051*.* The dos window tells me it has copie...
Summary: First, get the current date into a variable without separators, so it can be used as part of a filename: FAQ #02 - Get date into a variable without se...
Summary: Parity......8 bits to a bite. Actually there are 9. .....1 for"parity" Parity is just in case some thing goes wrong. If the fail safe fails.......then...
Summary: I would do the following: 1 - Put the file names in a list 2 - Generate the random number list 3 - Copy Rename the selected files in list to a work di...
Summary: An inf file could plonk down whatever you wanted under that specific section and Run= entry, but Windows has to be running in order for it to happen s...
Summary: Hello, I want to regularly start a batchfile, that copies the same file every day and automatically changes the filename to the current date. For exam...
Summary: hi everybody .... ok ... I have, let say, directory that has files inside like: G:\1999\Jan\ has files file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt . And I also hav...
Summary: I have a directory with photo's,for example: 005.jpg 005-088.jpg 007.jpg 025-l.jpg 027-g.jpg I want to copy the"-g" file to another directory to the a...
Summary: I am having problems with the following. I am looking to automatically rename .tif files as they are added to a directory. I figure I can run a batch...
Summary: How can I rename a file to a file with a secuential number? Always taking the last number + 1 of course. For example last file in a directory is: c:\C...
Summary: I need to backup some log files on one server by copying or moving them and renaming them over on the backup server. For example: I need to either co...
Summary: Hi I need help of a script that can take a source directory (containing subdirs and files) and copy to the destination directory of the same name (sub...
Summary: I would like some help with coding a batch file to copy one file to multiple directories. These directories are all sub directories within a main fold...
Summary: This is an old reference I found... I've used it and it's pretty helpful. ------------------------- USING THE ANSI DRIVER by C. Scot Giles 875 Lake St...
Summary: Ahhhhh... Pardon me. Interestingly enough, my system is set up to boot either MS-DOS 6.22 OR MS-DOS 7.1. (Actually, I multiboot MS-DOS 6.22, MS-DOS ...
Summary: Let me try to decipher this one(I am shooting in the dark). " how the copy command was prograamed in dos.and how it is combined to command.exe" InDOS...
Summary: hello. i want to rename a file or folder under windows via a batchfile. how do i rename a folder and insert a space in it? for example: "ren c:\affe a...
Summary: Have a look at: LMOD Versatile line/list modification tool to generate lists of commands, set variables to anything extracted from (DOS) output, and ...
Summary: Hello, I am trying to figure out how to copy file a.txt from floppy to x:\dir\a1.txt. Of course, the first time is easy. However, I need the bat to ...
Summary: I would like to overwrite one directory (called test1) with another directory of the same name. There are 4 files in the target directory that I do n...
Summary: hello. i want to rename a file or folder under windows via a batchfile. how do i rename a folder and insert a space in it? for example: "ren c:\affe a...
Summary: xcopy is the way to go in basic dos. For your version try help xcopy or xcopy /? From win98 Copies files and directory trees. XCOPY source [destina...
Summary: HI, I'm pretty sure there is a dos command that will copy a file over on reboot. I need this because I'm trying to replace a dll that windows uses, an...
Summary: Okay, I have Windows XP, but thats not the Problem, because I had copy me all Dos *.com files for a perfect funcionality. The Code is echo off echo. ...
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