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I can't help but smile when guys are talking about a 64KB batch file (and trying to shave a few Kbytes off it) ... which transfers by email in the blink-of-an-eye these days. I remember downloading programs on a BBS and using on a 14400 dialup modem. And that was blindingly fast compared to a 300 Ba...

The level of flicker is probably dependant on the graphic card, monitor and CPU grunt too.

I too like the animations. Tres lubberly!

chev wrote: I see your point and I would think if that was the problem when I run the batch jobs manually( with task scheduler) (or scheduled) while logged into the server everything works fine.

That's not the same as running the task without being logged in.
Test Squashman's advice once more.

abhishekkumarrai3 wrote:

ShadowThief wrote: I don't see anything wrong with the command you're using.

the issue is its also deleting the file which is only 3 days old.


please help me for this.

It's been a while. Did you sort this out?

Squashman was trying to determine your problem too.

m Mit Google übersetzen So here is my question. As you can see below I want the man to enter first his username. But I want to be when man enters not automatically redirected. By Choice goes nciht because you can because only 1 number 1 as ErrorLevel translated. How to set / p, set an automatic time...

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This might be one of the better threads on the topic:

viewtopic.php?t=5543

misol101 wrote:But hey, there's the Matrix effect

That's cool.

If the filetype is registered to a program then that program will launch with the file when using this command. start "" "C:\ATP\atpdraw\project\work\testematlab.atp" This is the kind of command line using a program that you can try too. start "" "c:\program locati...

foxidrive wrote:This uses a native Windows batch script called Jrepl.bat written by Dave Benham

or download it from Dropbox (unblock it after downloading): https://www.dropbox.com/s/4otci4d4s8x5ni4/Jrepl.bat

The file on dropbox has been updated if you used that one.

This uses a native Windows batch script called Jrepl.bat written by Dave Benham Put it in the same folder, or in a folder that is on the system path. http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6044 or download it from Dropbox (unblock it after downloading): m call jrepl "^(.*)" &...

Are you attempting to check if the input is upper case and 0-9 and _ If so then try this code out: @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set repeat=4 set "message=Please enter a valid volume label (UDF 1.02 volume identifier): " set "message=Enter a UDF 1.02 volume label/identifie...

dcampbe1 wrote:Given this is a Win10 issue

That's not proven in the way I see this issue, from the information provided.

I've been doing all this testing from a DOS prompt on my Win10 machine without a script. Using virtually any combination of commands on any drive on that machine produces expected results. Using those same commands on any mapped drive of either of two other Win7 machines locks me into the root leve...

dcampbe1 wrote:I'm accessing it from a Win10 64-bit box.

Other blokes can test this on Win10 as it's not as OS I've felt the need to tinker with yet.

There have been a number of comments here about peculiarities with Win10.

I get proper responses when using any variation of the command against non-mapped (local) drives, but using virtually any variation of the command against any mapped drive displays the folder contents of the root directory only. We can't diagnose what we can't see: I'm only making that point becaus...