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I see. @echo off &setlocal set "outp=file(1).bat" set "wavi_path=c:\folder(1)\whatever.ext" setlocal enabledelayedexpansion >"%outp%" ( echo rem are using: !wavi_path! ) endlocal Note that I used enabledelayedexpansion AFTER setting the variable values. Otherwise ex...

1. Because space is one of the standard delimiters in batch AND that's the syntax for MOVE
2. Enclose the entire path in quotes like


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@echo off &setlocal :: Rootfolder of files to delete set "root=D:\somewhere" :: extensions of files you want to delete :: you could add more extensions (space separated) set "extensions=*.avi *.mpg *.mp4 *.flv *.wmv" cd /d "%root%" ||goto :eof for /f "delims=&...

Could you give an example variable content, which doesn't work?! I tried that without any problems: @echo off &setlocal set "outp=file(1).bat set "wavi_path=c:\folder(1)\whatever.ext" set "neroAAC_path=c:\folder(2)\whatever.ext" >"%outp%" ( echo :aac echo "...

It's possible and you will find a few examples in this forum. @echo off :: Create LineFeed character :::::::::::::: set lf=^ :: Two empty lines above are neccessary! :: set "line1=Hello" set "line2=World!" setlocal enabledelayedexpansion :: merge both variables set "var=!lin...

Even if it is a bit off topic ... I'm virtually certain that the cmd is written in C. If you open cmd.exe in a HEX editor you will find some hints. One of the important is that msvcrt.dll is linked. This is the C-runtime. Also in relation to some plain text phrases you will often find the combinatio...

The result of %random% %% 10 is a number between 0 and 9. You should add 1. Don't use numbers in the beginning of a variable name! You forgot to close the parentheses. @echo off &setlocal set /a n1=%random% %% 10 + 1 set /a n2=%random% %% 10 + 1 <file1.txt ( for /l %%i in (1,1,%n1%) do set /p &q...

' Just don't get addicted to macros I'm afraid it's difficult to understand for a beginner I'll try to explain how such a calculation could look like: @echo off &setlocal set /a n1=200 set /a n2=400 :: difference between n1 and n2 set /a n3=n2-n1 :: check whether n1 was less than n2 if %n3% lss...

You could try something like that: @echo off &setlocal set "file=makfi.txt" set "dest=new.txt" set "search=the current user logged" set "replace=whatever!" setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "delims=:" %%a in ('findstr /nc:"!search!"...

It's quite difficult to create unicode files but it's possible. That's the way I would create such a file: @echo off &setlocal set "bksFile=%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows NT\NTbackup\Data\test.bks" :: save the current codepage for /f "tokens=2 deli...

Vista / Win7 has the UAC (User Account Controll). You can adjust its level.
Also, if you have the permissions, you could right click your batch file and "run as administrator".

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It's not only off topic, it's also advertising.
Links removed, user banned.

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A text file with extension .doc is never a Word document.

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The variable can equal 0 if you would write the redirection in an opposite way:

Also there is an operator += to increment a number:

BTW: A FOR /L loop would be a better solution.

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Yes, this is possible.

You could replace javac and java by echo (or simly prepend an echo to these lines) to display what came in.

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