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ShadowThief

Also, I keep reading the name as interfascist, so maybe change the name?

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Why would you want this? Just interact with the script via the keyboard like normal. No reason to bring the mouse into this.

If you want a GUI, don't use a scripting language.

ShadowThief

If it's a shortcut, it almost certainly has the .lnk extension (that's a lowercase L, not a capital i) and you have extensions turned off so you can't see it.

ShadowThief

Simply run the script from the command prompt instead of double-clicking it and the window will stay open after the script ends.

You're new, so I'll oversimplify - never ever double click scripts!

ShadowThief

You're going to want VBA for this. Batch can't help with Excel.

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How do you know which "formula" goes with which column? It feels completely arbitrary.

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You may have to map the remote server to a network drive first.

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net use Z: \\192.168.168.7\

if not exist "%FileName%" (
	set "file=!file!!lf!   ?    %FileName%"
	xcopy /y /f "Z:\Dnload\VNC\%FileName%" "%wkdir%"
	IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO FileCopied
)

ShadowThief

All of the solutions I'm finding on google have you adjust timeout settings in the registry. Since I highly doubt that you have write access to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT\Parameters\LmhostsTimeout key, try using the IP address instead of the URL.

ShadowThief

%PATH% is already a system variable, so you should call it something else. After that, you can simply delimit the string on \ and grab the second and third tokens. @echo off set "full_path=M:\11 11\22 22\33 33\44 44\A B C D.txt" for /f "tokens=2,3 delims=\" %%A in ("%full_path%") do ( set "top_leve...

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Both src and dst are the full paths to the folders, so the script can be anywhere you want. %variable% is how you reference variables in batch, so you have to use %src% and %dst% instead of src and dst. %userprofile% is a system variable that already exists, so you don't need to worry about that. If...

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How do you know you're passing the correct executable name to taskkill? Does it appear in tasklist?

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A) You're correct to save the file as UTF-8, but the default code page used by the command prompt is 437, which is a non-UTF DOS OEM character set. In order to use Unicode, you need to add the line chcp 65001 >nul . B) In general, for loops play nicest with ANSI encoding, but if you aren't processin...

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Take a look at the output of taskkill /?

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TASKKILL [/S system [/U username [/P [password]]]]
         { [/FI filter] [/PID processid | /IM imagename] } [/T] [/F]

/IM must be immediately followed by the imagename, and /T is separate from it

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Just stick a >>file.txt after each command to add the output to file.txt. ping google.com >>file.txt tracert google.com >>file.txt You can also stick the redirection in front of the command. >>file.txt ping google.com >>file.txt tracert google.com You can also use parentheses if you don't want to ty...

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Amanullah3456 wrote: ↑
01 Jul 2022 05:52
Type "copy /b IMAGEFILE. jpg+ZIPFILE. ...

They weren't asking a question, and their syntax is correct. Copy uses the format

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copy source destination

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