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I can get it down to this.
Google Search: </title><style><!--
Can't seem to get everything after the closing title metatag to go away.

I see your point.
So not only do you have to take into consideration the evil characters batch doesn't like we also have to take into consideration that the TITLE metatag is not on a line by itself.

Just down and dirty without taking into consideration of any poison characters. Given this as your input which is actually the first couple lines of source of this webpage. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitio...

Does only one folder exist in the directory? Or should the batch file keep track of the name of the folder? I was kind of thinking the same thing. But regardless of that it seems like you would need extra logic for the first time the script runs just so that is Changes the X at the end of the folde...

chr15b wrote:
Squashman wrote:What would this have to do with Outlook when you were using Bmail and Blat?

blat/bmail send the file via smtp as the body of an email. Outlook is where i am reading it.

yes I realize what Bmail and Blat do. You just made it sound like your script issue was an issue with Outlook.

What would this have to do with Outlook when you were using Bmail and Blat?

I believe this may work as well. echo Y | format %drv% /q /x /fs:ntfs There were other undocumented switches with the FORMAT command as well. I remember doing this years ago and just doing some Google Searching I found: /Y /U /Force /AutoTest These all my be for older version of the FORMAT command. ...

Can I see the code you tried to use?

Why not use FOR /L in this instance? Wouldn't that speed up the script considerably?

doscode wrote: I would change it later to this command
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rename %%x\BG_AD_3_BG*.pdf _*.pdf

You should have just stated this as your intended goal. The extra comments you made above are unrelated enough that the code changes and then the script needs to be re-written.

for /f "tokens=2 delims= " %%G in ('type info.txt ^| findstr /B /C:"image"') do ( IF "%%G"=="a" call a.bat IF "%%G"=="b" call b.bat ) Or you could do it like this. for /f "tokens=2 delims= " %%G in ('type info.txt ^| findstr /B /...

This isn't a PHP forum. Nor do I know PHP. But just looking at the PHP code and I would bet this code is what takes the username and password from the command line . $username = $argv[1]; $password = $argv[2]; hmm... can you please make a script .bat file so the id and password is remembered ? You ...

This isn't a PHP forum. Nor do I know PHP. But just looking at the PHP code and I would bet this code is what takes the username and password from the command line .

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$username = $argv[1];
$password = $argv[2];

Hi there, i'm really noob here let me explain my problem to you first : That explains the screen shots VS actually copying and pasting the TEXT from the cmd window instead. 6. sadly everytime i re-run my software i must retype my id and password can you guys help me how to command it in batch so th...

What did your Google search turn up?
http://www.fourmilab.ch/md5/
support.microsoft.com/kb/841290
http://www.fastsum.com/

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