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foxidrive wrote:Try this code.

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type "C:\Folder1\FileA.txt" >> "C:\Folder2\FileB.txt"

Amazing! I'm a stupid: I thought that "type" is not part of the code
It works!!!
Many many thanks guys!

If you happened to read the help for the COPY command That's a fanciful notion Squashman. People these days reading help for commands? It's more likely that SETI will find a whole mess of intelligent life. VespaGS150, try this code to begin with. It's all you really need for your situation due to t...

Here you are my code. Where I can put the /B switch? set snfFrom=C:\FolderA\File.bak set snfTo=C:\FolderB\File.bak if exist %snfTo% goto mExist copy %snfFrom% %snfTo% goto mEx :mExist copy %snfTo%+%snfFrom% %snfTo% :mEx If you happened to read the help for the COPY command you will notice that the ...

Here you are the wrong file and also the screenshot of the same wrong file opened with Notepad and Notepad++ You have EOF markers in there that you are concerned about. A hex viewer will show you the ascii number of each character and in hexadecimal the EOF character is 1A The flaw in your question...

foxidrive wrote:Thanks Douglas.

VespaGS150, can you put the wrong file in a zip archive too please?

Thanks folks!

Here you are the wrong file and also the screenshot of the same wrong file opened with Notepad and Notepad++

https://we.tl/yYwWelbOb2

Here you are the 3 files: FILEA+FILEB and the result of the append like expected https://we.tl/naNq2EVB3g As you can see, the resulting file doesn't have any visible CR/LF charcater With the script above, I have a visible CR/LF character (also if I open the file with notepad) Thanks a lot! GS

Thanks guys, it works well but when it appends multiples files, I have this situation: 04203119160715090500 ->02203115160418065800 02203113160418065900 where the -> is the CR/LF character. It is possible to append the two files without this chatacter? Example. File 1: 04203119160715090500 File 2: ...

Hi all, I would create a batch file that copy a file to another directory but if the destination file still exists, the batch must append text to the existing destination file. In other words: Source: C:\Folder1\FileA.txt ; this file will change every day Destination: C:\Folder2\FileB.txt The FileB....