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Maybe I'm wrong but what does that have to do with the progress bar?

Here's an example of what I am using now. I am checking to see if there are any tmp*.pdf files available. If those files exist, I am echoing the PDF Process Is Running, else I echo that its completed. I'd like to incorporate the progress into this instead of echoing the status. :STATUS SET TEMPTEST=...

So I stumbled upon the progress bar sample, pretty neat stuff to say the least. Is there some way to calculate the %max% based on the total lines of code? Meaning, as an example if you have 2 copy command lines, obviously those 2 lines will be finished before the progress gets to 100%. Any ideas? @E...

Where exactly am I putting the addendum you mentioned? My guess would've been outside of the actual function but that didn't seem to work.

Yeah this seems more advanced that the game I play...hahaha!

I just starting DOS programming not too long ago, seems like the best bet to do simple (maybe some complex) routines.

I'll definitely take a look at what you posted and see what I can figure out.

I appreciate the help you've given.

Thanks for the reply dbenham. I'm by now far an expert at this. All this is pretty much new to me. So here's my current code, am I'm not sure why I'm not getting the correct julian date for 20110531. @echo off echo ********************************************************** echo * Enter the Monday ma...

I have a lot of batch files were I prompt a user to enter a mail date by using the following command: @ech off echo ********************************************* echo * Enter the maildate: * echo * (See email for the maildate and format as MM/DD/YYYY) * echo *****************************************...