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Steffen, you can't stop?

I mean - thanks.
Saso

You could use something like this:
Instead of "16. 06. 2021" you could replace it with a variable you assign earlier.

Saso

Steffen, thank you. Yes.. you thought there will be no more updates...

I will give it a try but might take a week or two.

Thank you.

Saso

Your solution has a problem: if this log file is very large (or not) it can happen that additional information will be appended to it (firstlog file). This means that when TYPE finishes and you try to delete this file after the TYPE command you will lose some information. If you could do this: renam...

I wanted to test both programs (not related to your post). I can't test it on x64 XP, sorry. What is strange is that PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE=x86 but it really is 64-bit computer. And Shadow tests if "%processor_architecture%"=="AMD64" but SET P shows PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE=x86 PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432=...

Thank you both. ShadowThief's version is not working on my work computer (x64). Errors I get: ERROR: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value. Invalid number. Numeric constants are either decimal (17), hexadecimal (0x11), or octal (021). ... But set p displays PROCESSOR_ARCH...

There are scripts published on the web that display Windows (XP and up) product keys (XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX). On Microsoft's site you can find this .vbs script (I replaced msgbox with wscript.echo). This script displays Windows 10 key for your computer: Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.S...

If you only have one line (you wrote: sample.txt just has this in it) in the file you could only use
Answer is based on the info you provided.

Saso

In total commander try using %P%S. Maybe this will help.

Or use %s (lowercase s).

Maybe better solution might be to use SHIFT in a loop to move parameters into variables.

Saso

I did a test (Windows 10): Sequence_test.cmd contains: @echo off title This will take a while... echo 3 >003.txt timeout /t 120 echo 4 >004.txt timeout /t 120 echo 5 >005.txt timeout /t 120 echo 1 >001.txt timeout /t 120 echo 2 >002.txt timeout /t 120 copy /b 0*.txt 0_b.log copy 0*.txt 0__.log copy ...

@miskox I've tried your command but unfortunately, I get the same order as with my type command.. I did rename your .out file to a .log file, but I doubt that is the reason for it Interesting. So I was lucky because I generated all my files in a sequence - this must be the reason that everything ha...

@penpen: I've used this command many times - always as expected (in the correct sequential order). Of course it is up to the OP to decide.

Saso

Can this be used or something like that?
or maybe
Saso

57...too young. I am 50 already so I know.

Thanks for the info.

Saso

Does anyone have a picture of him? What was his age when he passed away? What was his real name?

Thanks.
Saso