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[quote="denmyos"] @echo off for /f %%a in (computerlist.txt) do ( net use \\%%a\c$ /user:administrator copy c:\programmer\chrome.msi \\%%a\c$\programmer psexec \\%%a -i -u administrator -p pword msiexec.exe /i c:\programmer\chrom.msi ) /quote] Easy: It copies the files to the specified fol...

In my opinion it depends on the way you hack: Hacking in games: Can be funny Hacking Computer: Kind of poor? Hacking school-computers: Pure fun :D:D Hacking your own Computer: Well. I did it once and f*cked my Windows Generally, hacking is an act of depression. Hack with style of profit against Iraq...

Hey, kale! possibly hidden characters Well... Do you mean characters that aren't shown in ordinary ANSI-Code? If you do so, try to get a multi-editor like UltraEdit. Those editors should show you the missing oder hidden characters. But think about: What is a batch's sense during sorting a file that ...

As far as I know, this does not work woth batch... - At least, it does not in FTP-Mode. Why don't you try this: 1. Write a batchfile that acts at a specified time to do dir /b > dirs.txt 2. Put it on your FTP-Server 3. Write another batchfile that enters FTP-Mode and gets the dirs.txt (I do not exac...

Hey, kale... I do not exactly understand what you are trying to: Do you want to sort an already existing .dat-file or Do you want to create a .dat-file to sort it later? Normally, you can write into any file with: echo blablabla>>blablabla.file (to add a line) or echo blablabla[b]>[/b]blablabla.file...

Let me make sure I understand before I offer assistance. Would you like to search the directories for the file javakarasettings and then search the file for a string, or just find the file javakarasettigns and set its path to a variable? Well... Let me explain this system I want to code: There is a...

Well... I can give you some advices but not any help. I would try this: 1. First, create a script that checks all files and writes them down (with all attributes like time and date of creation) into a *.txt-file. 2. Now create a script that compares the files' time with your system time and writes c...

Hey, guys! (First of all, please excuse my bad English-skilled - I still try to learn English) I've got a problem with setting an unknown path as a variable. I want to search the file javakarasettings (it's a settings-file of the little program Javakara) and set its path as a variable. I tried it fo...