Looking for a specific book

[Userdosfx]

Hi, i am looking for specific book in title some like
in some name "advanced batch files scripting learning" with red cover

Thank you

[aGerman]

Maybe that's what you're looking for
https://www.amazon.com/Advanced-MS-DOS- ... 830657452/
I don't know any books about Batch though. I just did a quick search on Amazon.

Steffen

[Userdosfx]

No ,the book i saw its have red cover
Everyone

[aGerman]

Most reddish cover of Batch related books I was able to find. Sorry.

[carlos]

maybe this:

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https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Batch-File-Book-Rom/dp/0079120504

from 1995

[Userdosfx]

No ,the cover have red and black color

[ShadowThief]

What year did you read this book in? What language was it in? What country were you in?

[ShadowThief]

Possibilities assuming your brain autocorrected "DOS" to "batch":

• A Concise Introduction to DOS
• Undocumented DOS: A Programmer's Guide to Reserved MS-DOS Functions and Data Structures
• Peter Norton's DOS Guide

Possibilities assuming you got the languages wrong entirely:

• Microsoft PowerShell, VBScript, and JScript Bible
• Windows PowerShell Step by Step
• Windows Script Host Programmer's Reference

[Userdosfx]

mm, no
the words book i remember is advanced learning something...
the book with words "step by step" sounds familiar.. mmm
i think the book is the last years
maybe the version of the book is ebook or digital book?

[ShadowThief]

No editor on the planet worth their salt would allow a title with the phrase "Advanced Learning;" it simply isn't grammatical.

Possibilities in case the book wasn't red:

• Advanced Batch File Programming
• Batchography: The Art of Batch Files Programming (this is the only batch book that I'm aware of that's been written in the last few years)
• Enhanced Batch File Programming
• Microsoft MS-DOS Step By Step

[Eureka!]

Search tip: add "ISBN" to your search query to find books. Select images to see their covers.

BTW: Are you sure you didn't mix up batch and bash?

[Userdosfx]

Maybe "step by step" with "advanced" with "learning" words i saw (I sure of it)
Seem the cover is the new last years before 2 years maybe?
Maybe this book he is the advertisement banner?
I ran into when searching codes about "strings" of batch scripting

[Userdosfx]

?

[misol101]

This one has the right colors:

https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/off ... e-sprbnba4

[ShadowThief]

I don't know why you're so set on this particular book. There are no books about advanced modern batch techniques (you'll get some about advanced DOS, but that won't help you in 2019) and there are certainly no upcoming books about batch, since pretty much everybody has moved on to PowerShell.

If you insist on learning batch from a book, read Batchography. Otherwise, hang around here and practice a bunch to pick up advanced techniques.