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Hi!

I have a many different folders that contains alot of Microsoft Word 97 - 2003 Documents.

I want to go into a folder and execute a .bat which convert these into a new folder within the current folder with .txt as output.

Is this possible?

penpen wrote:The only problem i got is with the ampersand (&). I fixed it, maybe this helps you

What can I say, this fixed the problems.

Amazing!

penpen wrote:Just help those closest to you as much as you can, as much as you want!

Regards,
penpen.

Will do!

One thing:

If the filename contains any of these chars

-åäö

it messes with the batch file and the output file gets empty on this line.

Is it possible to make it work?

If the lines of the textfile you want to combine are not too long (around 8192 bytes), and if the combined file should be created in the same directory then the following may help you: @echo off cls setlocal set "combined=combined.txt" ( for %%a in (*.txt) do ( if not "%%a" == &...

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