Summary: Hi I have a probelm to search and open a file with a batch program. I have .pdf files in a folder and I want to search these files and when I found wh...
Summary: Oh nevermind, I got into the cmd and explore c:\ and found out that my "prog.lnk" (that I created with righ click>create a shortcut then typed www.goo...
Summary: I'm trying to create a batch file to find and extract text to a new file. The string is "<.b>Album:*<.br>" (where * can be any number of any ch...
Summary: I tried to find a way of sending and receiving messages in an IM type manner with batch, from one computer to another across the internet, for the pur...
Summary: find and replace "ultra" with extra in files and forders names ============================ hi i want a batch file that search for all files and...
Summary: I would like to make a batch file that kind find the largest file in a directory and launch it. I have basic batch creation knowledge and I can find t...
Summary: I need to figure out a method to find and replace text within a text file. I have a file named, "myfile.txt" that has the following; testing=1 databas...
Summary: Dave- Thanks for the complement...I hope you enjoyed that thread, it's one of my favorites;-) I have two comments to make that are related to, but don...
Summary: Hello all I have been working on changing menu display with on this batch file. I found this open source batch file online. The only thing I want t...
Summary: you can do that with batch, but i will let others show you how. here's an easier way, if you can download unix tools for windows, using coreutils and ...
Summary: Thanks for the response. So...what about just finding and saving each matching filename in two vars, ignoring dates? I can pass em as %var% to FC at...
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: You wasted all that time finding and posting 3 msg's that airnt even what i asked. I asked for a sample code for REMOVING a reg key. not to add one, n...
Summary: Hello, I was trying to create a batchfile that will perform find and replace for a user defined string (both for find and replace) within a group of f...
Summary: Hi. i am trying to use a dos script to find and replace some text, maybe look up some values, for example, i have a dinamically generated text file co...
Summary: Can someone show me a simple way to create a registry backup using batch. I searched the net with google with no luck, all I need to do is create a ba...
Summary: Hi all! i was wondering if anyone knew how to make a batch file that would read the size of a certain file and if the file was over a specified size (...
Summary: What I am trying to do is I have a variable that is in the format of FS/SYS\Homedir\username and I need it to be in the format of F:\Homedir\username....
Summary: I have a big distribution list that I need to edit and remove some names that are with other departments For example I need to remove all names that h...
Summary: Some of my programs and files when I go to open them have changed and say open with. How can I fix? and what can I do to prevent it from happening ag...
Summary: tonysathre I do not want the full path to the picture just the name of the folder the picture is in. Is there a way to find and replace, so I could r...
Summary: Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to get the last line of a text file and save it to a variable? I found a script that gets the first line, but ...
Summary: What does it mean? I have a file which contains the name of various SQL scripts, like... T1.sql; inside these sql scripts i have a commit statement D...
Summary: turn caps lock off with batch codes without using external program ===================================================== hi i found some program ...
Summary: Hahaha, yes, I just found it out myself: findstr /v /i /c:"<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>" 101_arstat.xml > output.txt As Wahine, I just figuered out that...
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