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tonysathre

@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set in=file.csv
set out=file2.csv
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('type %in%') do (
   set line=%%i
   >>%out% echo !line: =!
)

tonysathre

Wow this is really cool stuff. Writing out color with findstr is nice a trick.

Tony

tonysathre

Are you using Active Directory? You should store the profiles on a network share so this wouldn't wouldn't be an issue.

On Windows 7:

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@echo off
icacls c:\profiles\* /save ACLs /T
takeown /f /r /a /d y c:\profiles\*
do stuff...
icacls c:\profiles\ /restore ACLs

Tony

tonysathre

I think this is what you mean. As long as the SHIFT command isn't used in the batch script. IF NOT %errorlevel%==0 CSCRIPT error_script.vbs "%~nx0" email etc.etc. Doesn't %~0 expand to the same thing as %~nx0? I know what the n and x do, but I just tested it and it produced the same outpu...

tonysathre

IF NOT %errorlevel%==0 CSCRIPT error_script.vbs %~0 email etc.etc.

Tony

tonysathre

Same mkanet from the SageTV forums?

Tony

tonysathre

This may be what you're looking for:

doskey /keysize:1

Tony

tonysathre

I thought that regex was only used when you specify /R. Is that not the case?

Tony

tonysathre

That's true, but considering he was mapping the drive, I assumed it would have been the first time the drive was accessed.

Tony

tonysathre

d360991 wrote:This is so simple. Great.

On Windows 7, is it possible to open different elements of the control panel via batch files? For example, Scheduled Tasks?

Thanks again,
-Nina

taskschd.msc

tonysathre

It does if you disable "Hide protected Operating System files"

Tony

tonysathre

C:\temp>findstr "1.txt 2.txt" information.txt
1 1.txt
2 2.txt
4 2.txt
7 2.txt
9 2.txt
10 1.txt
C:\temp>

tonysathre

On Windows 7:

start c:\$RECYCLE.BIN
control

tonysathre

You have to use double quotes around paths or file names with spaces. @echo off net use r: "\\000.00.0.00\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\BACKUP" cd \ R: Xcopy . /D /I /F /E /Y "D:\Backup\Sql_Backup" net use r: /delete /y Not sure why you were CDing to the root of the R:...

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