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The code you provided is clear. And works the way I wanted it. The commentary to the code is helpful, and doesnt need extended explanation. Thank you. Whenever I have future problems, and I make a topic to ask for help. Ofcourse I be sure not to post about this issue in a different topic. Since this...

Yes, Compo. That is the desired output that I want. With the current code, I somehow have wrongly set the variable %%A to the variable called words. This command is found in the code starting with the label :nextletter Because instead of only one letter to be shown in the variable called calc when t...

Thanks for replying. My desired output is a textfile called DATAbases.txt, in here i want to have the output of all words letter by letter from the Woorden.txt, but specifically, I want to use a batchfile that adds a value to a variable, the value depends on the placement of the letter in the alphab...

In a batch script that I am writing I got a problem with a variable %calc% that is not showing the correct value. It should display per letter from a word that is pulled from the file Woorden.txt. And per letter check which letter it is, and change some values. Then go to the next letter and continu...

@aacini Thanks i give that a try. Fox For my taste of coding i want a less robust code. And the solution aacini gave is fine. Though i can explore the code of carlos. Im not that advanced in batchfiles to fully understand and use carlos code. One issue with the code you showed me. In the output the ...

Alright, I give you the whole code. This is saved in a notepad as colortest.bat @echo off echo. CALL :ColorText 0B "color" set /p ".= " <nul CALL :ColorText 0C "this" set /p ".= " <nul CALL :ColorText 01 "line" set /p ".= " <nul CALL :Color...

No. I write the code in a notepad. Save it as colortext.bat
I am not used to the program that you speak about.
Can the result i ask for be done in a regular textfile?
It seems the code for the program you mention is a bit different from how i wrote the code.

echo. CALL :ColorText 0B "color" set /p ".= " <nul CALL :ColorText 0C "this" set /p ".= " <nul CALL :ColorText 01 "line" end set /p ".= " <nul echo. echo. pause exit :ColorText [%1 = Color] [%2 = Text] set /p ".=." > "%~2&qu...