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I'm not sure what you realy need, but I think you have to write your file line by line. Try this

@echo off &setlocal

for /f "tokens=1,2" %%G in (weather.txt) do (
  >>file.txt echo ^<commercial start=%%G end=%%H /^>
)

Regards
aGerman

Try this

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@echo off &setlocal
pushd "C:\Documents and Settings"
for /f "delims=: tokens=1*" %%a in ('dir /ad /b^|findstr /n .') do set "userVar%%a=%%b"
popd

:: display all
set userVar
pause

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aGerman

The command line should be something like that: "Xchange.vbs" "Thai.html" -l "/english/english1.htm" -l "/thai/thai1.htm" Use the entire path for the .vbs and .html files if they are not in the same folder like your batch file. Regards aGerman

Try this

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cd "%userprofile%\Application Data\Sun\Java" || goto :eof

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aGerman

Thai, this is a batch forum and thats why maybe I shouldn't say that, but: Don't use a batch file for replacements in websites. The main reason is that you have to read / replace / write it line by line. But a line into the source text could be too long for batch. Another reason is that you have to ...

adk This should be your Excel formula: =CONCATENATE("rename ","""",I2,""" """,J2,"""") The result of this formula (into your excel sheet) should be: rename "01 HCK01.tif" "Vol 1.tif" This result you c...

Another possibility could be to use frame characters. Try this

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@echo off &setlocal
chcp 437>nul
echo.
echo ÉÍËÍ»
echo º1º2º
echo ÌÍÎÍ¹
echo º3º4º
echo ÈÍÊÍ¼
echo.
echo ÚÄÂÄ¿
echo ³1³2³
echo ÃÄÅÄ´
echo ³3³4³
echo ÀÄÁÄÙ
echo.
pause

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aGerman

Yeah, jeb ... I'm absolutely certain that you need a batch tutorial

OK, for you, other Germans an not for aGermans

a tut collection
a good forum

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a( )German

Hi aGerman Thx for replying Is there any document or page in which i can read more about batch? I would like to start doing some examples. Calvo Well, my nickname is not a joke. I could give you some good links to german tutorials, but I think it would be senseless for you But you are on http://www...

I wrote a small example for. It's tested only on XP. There are some explanations into the code, I hope you will know what you have to change. It is important that you set the number of steps (pbCalcBase) and that you call the subroutine :pb after each step in your code. @echo off &setlocal :: **...

Try this: set /A tot=0 for /f "tokens=1" %%a in (file.txt) do ( set /A tot+=%%a ) echo %tot% otherwise the variable %tot% will not be changed during the run tim of the for loop. echo %var% and echo.%var% is allmost the same. If var is not defined (has no value) you will get a message if yo...

You could try something like that: @echo off &setlocal set /p "SEARCHTERM=Enter the Search Term: " set /p "DATEINPUT=Enter the Date (Ex: 2010-05-27) " md "C:\ByDate\%DATEINPUT%" 2>nul cd "C:\TotalListOfTerms" >"C:\ByDate\%DATEINPUT%\%SEARCHTERM%.txt&q...

No, this is impossible. The only things a batch window can show are characters.

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aGerman

What exactly does output mean? Your standard output is the the batch window. The pipe (|) is for redirecting the stdOut of one command to a second command.

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aGerman

Well, > is for redirecting of an output to a file or a device (eg. printer, screen, NUL). 2 is for redirecting the stdErr (error message) 3 is an user defined channel %1 is the first argument you gave to the batch process I've never seen 2>@1 because this will create a file named "@1" But ...

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