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I am wondering if there is a way to redirect the output to both a text document and the console/command prompt so i can watch the progress. Example: test.bat dir C:\Temp Contents of C:\Temp-----Test1, Test2, Test3 Command Line: test.bat > output.txt --> Place output in txt file and I would also like...

Is there an easy way to extract data from a command line and display a portion of that data to a user?

This is a little off topic but here it goes:

How would I import a PFX certificate using command line in Vista? I have tried going through the certutil options but to no avail.

What I would like is for a series of other commands to run while the user will only sees a MessageBox or warning message saying "please wait". Once the commands are done that msgbox will disappear.

The way I managed to do it was :

Does anyone know how to create an empty text document title "Process101.txt"? I dont want to open the text editor just create the document.

This will work too.

Thanks. The code worked great.

I want to ask the person how many times they want to run this code..... wait for a reply then loop through the code until we reach the last number......

I have the code that will format and copy the files to the USB key. I was wondering if I could pause and wait allow the user to hit enter when the next usb key is plugged in. Any help with pausing until a user hits the enter key.

What does your code look like now?

I want to format a USB key a particular way and copy certain files to it. I would like to automate this because I will be setting up a few USB keys....any ideas on a good way of getting this started? I want to make a master batch file that sets this up.

I got it to work. Awesome code, I had to remove the /f from the for loop for it to work.

Thanks for your help.

Which ever one it finds run it... so if drive a... has hello.exe run. However if Hello.exe doesn't exist but bonjour does run bonjour.

If it doesn't find hello.exe I want it to check t=for the drive that has bonour.exe but instead of running hello... I want it ro run bonjour.exe in that case.