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Now the folder size is being chosen. Yet we are back to this once I take the echo out and try and make the torrents.' https://i.imgur.com/bdTyqtR.png You know you can copy and paste text from the console. That is much quicker then making a screen shot and consumes much less resources on the server ...

Pretty sure you don't need JREPL for this task. Regardless of that your input file name is not matching your output file name. Could you please provide multiple file name examples as well.

Come on. You have been a member long enough to make an attempt!

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How about you start with learning how to read a file using the FOR /F command. Then learn how to change the contents of a variable with the set command. Both of these commands have extensive help file documentation. Once you have mastered those two techniques individually you should be able to under...

There is no three and four in your example. All writing is done with redirecting Standard output to a file using the > symbol. Since Windows does not come with a stream editor you will need to use a FOR /F command to read the file and the SET command to do string substitution. Do a little research o...

Try to explain things in a logical order. Source is usually listed first and would be referred to as folder one or folder A. The destination is normally listed second and would be referred to as folder two or folder B.

Lots of examples of Date math on the forum. PowerShell is another good option because you can easily set the output format. You can even use XCOPY to help with date math.

No. Pretty sure we have told you that batch files cannot interact with graphical user interface programs.

You do not use variable expansion with the IF DEFINED command.

You used it correctly in previous questions you have asked on the forums.

Eighth line of the help file for the FOR command.
To use the FOR command in a batch program, specify %%variable instead
of %variable. Variable names are case sensitive, so %i is different
from %I.

Do not put spaces on either side of the equals symbol. If a space is on the left of the equals symbol it becomes part of the variable name: %var %. If it is on the right it becomes part of the value. Also do not assign quotes to variables but do you use them to protect special characters and from tr...

testingbatch wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2019 10:23

The main goal is to find the 4 strings only about when the request is finished (ignore the 4 lines about the start).

You don't want the date and time stamp?

You need to show us a full example of the log file.

testingbatch wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2019 08:42

That's why i asked if using a For would be a better option.

You never asked this in your original question.