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You can do it in pure batch
example: Capital "A"

set hex=41
set /a num=0x%hex%
call cmd /c exit /b %num%
set char=%=exitCodeASCII%
echo %char%

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Is this what you mean?

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cmd /c dbeaver.exe -data "%path_to_settings%"

use cmd /k to keep the window open after execution

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Did you try my way?
Or

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start "" /wait "C:\path\to\IrfanView.exe" "C:\path\to\Song 1.mp3"
...
...

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Try this:

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copy "C:\Users\utente\Google Drive\Shopify\Sincronia\Shopify.xlsm" "C:\Users\utente\Google Drive\Shopify\Sincronia\Shopify_bak.xlsm"

exit

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Hi.
I dont have this "sendEmail.exe" file and i dont know how to use it. But from a simple google search it appears that you are missing the '-f' option. So im guessing you should add a

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-f email@gmail.com

somewhere in the line.

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If you want to output it to a new file you will have to specify the ' /o ' switch. If you specify ' /o - ' it will overwrite the original file. You can switch it like this:

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cmd /c jrepl.bat "\x06\xff\xbc\x87\xf3\x7a" "\x54\x4d\xff\x43\x53\xa7" /xseq /m /f "myfile.dat" /o "out.dat"

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viewtopic.php?t=3495

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@Aacini: beautiful code! but This is the way I would do this in a pure Batch-file, that run much, much faster than the PowerShell equivalent: was not the OP's original request... I am sure that the above TWO codes can be reduced and still produce the required output Though you definitely win with sp...

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I think this is what Squashman was reffering to

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for /f "delims=" %%a In ('powershell Get-Date -format "dddd \t\h\e dd-MMM-yyyy \a\t HH:mm:ss"') do set "created=%%a"
Echo(Created on: %created%

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MMM Is going to be the abreviated month (ex. Feb)

MM is going to be the two-digit numeric month (ex. 02)

Have a look at this chart https://ss64.com/ps/syntax-dateformat.html

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Ok. Good night , go get some rest.

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Small typo. Code fixed try it again

If that doesnt work, then you can try removing the curly brackets from the powershell command, and try again. I Am not sure if they are neccesary.

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If powershell is allowed... (untested)

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for /f "delims=" %%a In ('powershell Get-Date -format "{dddd \t\h\e dd-MMM-yyyy \a\t HH:mm:ss}"') do set "created=%%a"
Echo(Created on: %created%

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I think this would help
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6108

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Just curious... What is the %%I for?

Eureka! wrote: ↑

30 Jan 2022 19:07

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for /f "usebackq tokens=1 delims=:" %%I in (`findstr.exe /n /i /c:"%search%" temp1.txt`) do call :GetArchive %%I <---

I dont see it getting used anywhere...

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