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I solved your second question in the previous thread, so I'm not going to write you a solution for this, unless it really is a new question. It's not hard but still a little more complicated, especially if header.txt contains multiple lines.

If line is line 1, stores it in a variable. If not line 1, puts line 1 variable plus current line of "my text.txt" into it's corresponding "file #.txt". Includes blank lines. setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "delims=] tokens=1*" %%x in ('type "my text.txt&quo...

Puts each line of "my text.txt" into it's corresponding "file #.txt". Includes blank lines. setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "delims=] tokens=1*" %%x in ('type "my text.txt" ^| find /v /n ""') do ( set /a counter+=1 echo:%%y>"file !counter...

I'm not sure. There must be some kind of particular bug report for Windows 7.

Come on Alan, you're supposed to know exactly what each of these people's working environment is!

Yes, but you can modify the code of course. Remember to change C:\...\Target Folder to your, target folder. If you change: ("C:\...\Target Folder\*.png") to ("%~1\*.png") you can instead drag and drop any folder onto the batch file, and it will run the process in any .pngs in tha...

It's the right forum. Easy as pie, buddy. @echo off&echo:&color B&title Make folder, move and rename PNGs by orange_batch for %%x in ("C:\...\Target Folder\*.png") do ( md "%%~dpnx" move "%%x" "%%~dpnx" ren "%%~dpnx\%%~nxx" icon.png echo:...

Well, it should be basic internet / forum use knowledge...

I recommend http://www.imageftw.com and http://www.sendspace.com.

Interesting.

Are you just testing OS behaviour, or does this affect your scripting somehow?

It may be pointless or known to them, but have you thought of reporting it to Microsoft?

It looks okay, but surrounding a whole assignment in quotations is safer because Command Prompt reads the characters as a string instead of literal/command characters. SET "PF=%PROGRAMFILES%" IF /i NOT "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%"=="x86" SET "PF=%PF% (x86)" ECHO...

Huh... are you on the wrong website?

Yeah, that's easy.



Even better if you can forward a variable with information about what failed.

Sounds odd. Perhaps tasklist behaves differently under x64, or the path to notepad isn't known to DOS/start. No need for search.log though. for /f "skip=2" %%x in ('tasklist /fi "imagename eq notepad.exe" /fo csv 2^>nul') do exit start "" /min mplayer2 "c:\Windows\...

You can't give a program focus using batch, unless the program itself will only allow 1 instance and loading it again gives it focus. If it's an issue, you might try a sequence involving alt+tab, or ctrl+shift+escape to open the task manager and using Switch To under Applications. Try www.autohotkey...

Ah yes, I must have been tired again because I read xcopy and that function of /d: somehow flew over my head, lol. If it does the job (which it does in this case) I would recommend that before robocopy due to it being preinstalled as well.