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The saving constant is passed as the third parameter to the vbscript.Here's ready to use docxToDoc converter . Should be saved as .bat '>nul 2>&1|| @copy /Y %windir%\System32\doskey.exe .\'.exe >nul '&&@echo off && cls &&goto :end_vbs Set WordApp = CreateObject("Word...

Here are the Word saving constants -> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 39952.aspx
You can check this thread and change the save constant to 0 -> viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4755

check logman -> http://ss64.com/nt/logman.html and typeperf (could be not available in home editions of windows)-> http://ss64.com/nt/typeperf.html

Squashman wrote:Can't edit Excel files with Batch. You can with PowerShell though.

Also with VBscript and JScript via excel's com objects (with which you can make hybrid files)



@Rapid_Zorgz what exactly do you need?

check notepad++ marcos -> http://www.martinrinehart.com/frontend- ... acros.html ; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5431 ... in-notepad

May be it's close to the the things you want

A quick adaptation of my Get Last Token code. Args: "string" "char(s) to find" "char(s) to place" @echo off&setlocal enabledelayedexpansion call :l_replace "yellow banana=black cat=rainbow = noodle=beer mug" "=" "#" echo:!str! call :l_...

@npocmaka - As posted, your code failed. I don't see any tabs in the output, so I got the code to "work" by using DELIMS=<colon><space> However, I should think most scenarios require a numeric value for the month, (and possibly for the day of week). I suppose a simple translation table co...

As I like the robocopy approach - I think this is the fastest solution with it: @echo off setlocal for /f "skip=10 tokens=2,3,4,5,6,7,8 delims=: " %%D in ('robocopy /l * \ \ /ns /nc /ndl /nfl /np /njh /XF * /XD *') do ( set "dow=%%D" set "month=%%E" set "day=%%F&qu...

output on Win7 (you can the file itself as a directive but need to comment batch part with ;):

getTime wrote:C:\>datef.bat
year:2013
month:11
day:8
weekday:5
hour:10
minute:44
second:17
Press any key to continue . . .

carlos wrote:it show the date of creation of file?

rather `last modified`...

I'm continuing my childish games with makecab In the documentation is mentioned the possibility to create a self-extracting archive: copy /b extract.exe+self1.cab self.exe ; self.exe is self-extracting But extract is no more available nor in Vista neither in Win7.But after few tests I succeeded to ...

hmmm. May be you are right with this I've succeeded to reduce time from 0.08 to 0.06 secs (few attepmpts): makecab /D RptFileName="%tf%.rpt" /D GenerateInf=off /d "InfHeader=" /d "InfDiskHeader=" /d "InfFooter=" /d "InfFileHeader=" /d "InfCabine...

looks like there are some file properties that are accessible only with makecab (started to study it after the time functions that rely on it) form the built-in windows commands. Version and language can be checked with the UI (right click on the file -> properties ...) Check sum implementations is ...

you can reduce file operations even more: makecab /D RptFileName="%tf%.rpt" /D GenerateInf=off /F nul /V0 >nul You can exclude inf generation file with /D GenerateInf=off (and will not need to output in nul) and for directive file you can use nul straightforward. It's not mentioned in the ...

I hadn't used that command before. This is what I get with this command - but it requires admin permissions to use in Windows 8, which would limit its usefulness. d:\>fltmc volumes |find ":" C: \Device\HarddiskVolume1 NTFS M: \Device\00000043 NTFS D: \Device\HarddiskVolume7 NTFS Z: \Devic...