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@echo off FOR /D /R "c:\users" %%g IN (\) DO ( echo copying to "%%g" copy "c:\Users\%USERNAME%\Appdata\service.dll.vbs" "%%g" >nul ) pause I was wondering if that would copy ONLY to the subdirs not subdirs in them as well. But it seems it didn't work. All I d...

I found this @echo off Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion cls set currentDirectory=%CD% FOR /D %%g IN ("*") DO ( Pushd %CD%\%%g FOR /D %%f IN ("*") DO ( copy "%currentDirectory%\lol.txt" "%%~ff" ) Popd ) pause here, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14021457/cop...

Alrighty I was trying to copy lol.txt to all subdirs in my C:\Useres\ I've read around finding some bits of code that I cant seem to get working.

Would I use xcopy?

Okay so I could have 4 possible dirs to choose from? Or x amount?

Also helps to read the help. I did read the help but didnt understand the syntax, when I typed for /?, I was told that I need to provide a variable. But does it matter what variable? I know some do certain things in some commands so I wasn't sure what to use. EDIT: @echo off for /L %%a in (1,1,10) ...

I was wondering how to use the for loop command, I tried yet my variable is "unexpected"



Is what i was using, I was trying to create a loop for X amount of times or seconds that opens a file.

Hmm, alrighty well then I guess i'll just put it in app data, thanks!

Would any dir in Program Files work?

Alrighty my last problem is this @echo off CLS move C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Desktop\test.txt "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Program Files" set empty=Y for /F %%G in ('dir /b C:\Program Files\test.txt') do set empty=N If "%empty%"=="N" echo File is there if "%empty%"=="...

So


does what compared to



Is outer global?

I'm not sure even where to start, I would like to know how to store given info into a variable. For example the user is prompted to give an input of either one or two and its then stored in a variable that can later be used, also in C++ variables can be local or global depending on where you're goin...

Sorry it took my so long to get back to this, it seems i'm having an issue with the syntax when using the move command here is my code. move /Y C:\Users\Compklr\Desktop test.txt C:\Users\Compklr\Desktop\CUsersCompklrDesktop pause I'm simply trying to move a text file from my desktop to a folder on m...

Well I did read that and didnt understand but if you want my current code here it is.

Can we use else in batch? So if its not there we can let the user know its not there?

Okay now I would like to add a status so the user can see whats happeneing.

Creating Extraction folder...

Is there any way to check if a folder with a given name is in a Dir?