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Thank you, got it to work, thanks for the help and info

Hi I have this code, that I got from the internet, but the date is in the wrong order, how can I change it to show DD/MMMM/YYYY. @echo off set /p host=host Address: set logfile=Log_%host%.log echo Target Host = %host% for /f "tokens=*" %%A in ('ping %host% -n 1 ') do (echo %%A && GOTO Ping) :Ping fo...

I want to know if this is possible.

I am opening a application ,then I open a file form there, then I open the application again and open a new file, so there are now two files open with it.
can this be done with a bat file at all.

Foxidrive

Thank You, it is working now

Thank you will let you know how it is working, on the train on my way home

Hi

if I have a date for today, it must copy it to folder, if the date is yesterday and older it must not be copied.
So inly dates for today's date must be copied.

Sorry if I am confusing you.

Ok I see now where the problem is, I did copy the new code and run it. The Windows GP Clients.txt and Windows GP Backup.txt is the only two files that have changed today, they must be copied to folder, but did not. The Windows GP Restore.txt and Windows GP Tapes.txt did not change today, and should ...

@echo off for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%a in ('wmic OS Get localdatetime /value') do set "dt=%%a" set "YY=%dt:~2,2%" & set "YYYY=%dt:~0,4%" & set "MM=%dt:~4,2%" & set "DD=%dt:~6,2%" call :check_copy "D:\Users\hbezuidenhout\...

You incorrectly changed the MD to CD. There is no need to CD to the folder because the full path is specified in the copy command. Ok I did change it from MD to CD, because the folder did already exist, but I will then take all the lines with cd out. I did think it should be in. Another issue above...

Thanks to Foxidrive for helping me with this code. I just want to know if this is possible with a bath file. I have 12 txt files that I want to copy (This is working) renaming them in new folder (this is working) But not all of them change every day, so how can I only let the files that I change tod...

Thank you foxidrive

When I run this code


it does show me that I am on the correct folder

so I think the problem is in this code

Thank you, but I am getting error The system cannot find the path specified I think is on the first line cd D:\Users\hbezuidenhout\Documents\Windows(GP)\Restore ren "D:\Users\hbezuidenhout\Documents\Windows(GP)\Restore\Windows(GP)Restore.txt" "Windows(GP)Restore %DATE%.txt" Here ...

I have about 9 txt files that I want to copy to 9 different folder (This is working) I then want to rename each file with today's date, but it must not override the files of the previous day (cannot get it to work) cd\Users\hbezuidenhout\Documents xcopy "d:\Users\hbezuidenhout\Documents\Windows...