Summary: Hi, I have created a batch files to search for files from an external list.txt. But now I want to generate a list.txt from all the files that are in a...
Summary: Hoe can I get a list of files only that are in a specified directory. I do not want the names of the sub folders displayed. Now I am using dir /b i:...
Summary: Hi. I'd like to batch copy only files, including files in subdirectories, listed in other txt. file. For example, if I want to copy a whole directory...
Summary: Hi, I receive a file that contains the following: \direcotry1\directory2\directory3\file1 \direcotry1\file2 \direcotry1\directory2\directory3\directo...
Summary: hey guys, after you had such a great solution for the first problem, i have now another ;-) i want the batch to check a specific directory, let's say ...
Summary: Here's a little batch I've been using to move files with full paths specified in a txt list (filelist.txt) to a folder called "files" on the C drive: ...
Summary: Something has gone wrong with my Windows XP. In ANY program, when I go to open a file, the files are listed not in alphabetical order anymore but in s...
Summary: Thanks, folks..... What I ended up having to do is Right click the icon and get the file name (however, even then, it showed its path as simply "deskt...
Summary: Hi there, in win 98 there was a feature in floppy disk format that alowed you to copy system file only. This feature is gone in ME, How can I do this ...
Summary: What are the commands to list files: having only three alphabets? Starting with a digit and ending with a digit? Having only uppercase letters? ...
Summary: Sweet =), so my next question is; could it also then list files within Sub-directories of FOLDER\ as well? Wot you thought u had betta things to do...
Summary: I want to list files and directories in a given directory with gcc (linux). SO I need a variable DIR my_dir; an further with diropen, dirclose, rewdir...
Summary: Hi, Is it possible to move the DOS cursor around the screen in DOS batch (.bat) files? All I can find is info about $e[1a and ESC[1a that don't seem t...
