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Hi, im pretty new to batch , and im not sure if this topic was spoken about Already on this forum. Im not very good at searching. So hear is my question:

is it possible for, for /f to process a command that outputs more then one line?
Here is my example:
For /F "delims=:" %%G in ('systeminfo') do (
set "%%G=%%H"
rem HERE IS WHERE I GET STUCK
)

%%G is going to equal OS NAME and %%H is going to equal AR Coding.
I want for to process all the lines. I want to be able to set all the lines after that also as variables. Is that possible?

you havent defined the tokens you want to get.

try with
tokens option will assign the string before the first `:` to the %%G and everything else to the %%H

Thank you so much for the fast reply! I didnt think it was necessary to specify which tokens i want.