Summary: I'm new to this site so forgive me if this post is not in the correct place, it was a tossup between here and the dos forum. My question is related to...
Summary: Does someone know if the ERRORLEVEL batch command that I used to use under DOS works under WIN XP? If it couldn't be used could someone give me a work...
Summary: It seems to me, that delete command doesn't return any errorlevels. But you can try something like this: @echo off if not exist naim.txt goto not_f...
Summary: I need to creat a batch command that I can submit to my customers via email, to disconnect a server connection and then connect to a different server....
Summary: Please excuse the newbie question. I find myself doing something completely out of my ken and would really appreciate any help you can give me. I'm ...
Summary: I am trying to create a dos batch file, part of which requires validate the folder has not exceeded the given quota. So does anybody know any batch co...
Summary: I want a batch file to re-boot my PC when It's finished. Does anyone know a command to do this or the URL of a good site on Batch commands with plenty...
Summary: How to open the text file using the batch commands. Than delete or replace some character in the text file. What are the commands that i can use for b...
Summary: Hi, I want to use batch command in order to run a group of jobs in parallel. This jobs are heavy jobs and using batch command I want that some of the ...
Summary: Hi all, I'm trying to use the xcopy command in a batch file and for some reason it wont work ;-/ this is what I have in the batch file xcopy "x:\Some ...
Summary: I have a batch file containing an XCOPY command. The command works fine when run directly from the command line, but the batch file will not work? T...
Summary: Hi, I recreated a batch file which is set to run at night which copies a complete set of files from one drive to another drive using the XCOPY comman...
Summary: Hi, I am also looking for a way to make a batch file continue after it has done a few simple commands, or add instructions to the top of a cmd window ...
