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Windows 8 is not deprecated.

Yes. Running a batch file from a batch file, releases control to the batch file being executed and does not return to the primary process. If you are trying to execute multiple batch files then you need to use the CALL command to execute them.

Your question lacks detail and clarity. Could you please explain in better detail what you are trying to accomplish.

I kind of felt the same way as aGerman. I think it would be better to have a switch for the input and output file names.

If you are having a difficult time getting help in English, may I suggest you post your question on a technical forum that speaks your language.

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.:Xx4NG3LxX:. wrote: ↑

21 Feb 2020 11:08

Could you translate that please? Thanks!

I don't speak your language but feel free to use Google Translate yourself.

I saw your reply before you decided to delete it. I am not going to provide an answer to your question now since you may have decided on changing the scope of your question.

You really have not defined the scope of what you are trying to accomplish. In the simplest form, to access the contents of a variable you reference the variable with percent symbols. Set "abc=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" echo %abc% If you want to read that variable with the FOR command, again just r...

You got several options but will require more code. 1) Write the output file to a temp folder and then move it back to the folder you want. 2) Write the output file to a temp file name and then rename it back to the file you want. 3) Capture the output of the DIR command piped to the FIND command wi...

Hello all :) , I have a DOS Batch that export data from an application, After this export I get a ".csv" that end by a semicolon, I want to delete this semicolon for each line, Thanks in advance, Please show us the code you are already using so we are not guessing at any possible solutions to your ...

I don't want to copy their filenames, I'd like to have a Windows Explorer selection of these files, so I can copy, cut or delete them How was anybody on this planet supposed to ascertain that from your original post. Hi, Greetings to all users of this forum I need help to modify this command cmd /c...

celsius wrote: ↑

05 Feb 2020 10:45

Yes, it works well as context menu. Again, as button, the variable is not expanded

Then you are going to have to work with the developer of Open Shell.

ShadowThief wrote: ↑

03 Feb 2020 13:24

If you don't have time to do it correctly, you're going to waste more time by fixing the side effects of doing it incorrectly.

Agreed.

If you are in a domain environment, Microsoft has already given you all the tools to accomplish this. You just need a competent admin to set it up.

Your code is comparing 13 characters of the file name to 4 characters of your prefix string. That will never be true.