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tinfanide
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#1
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by tinfanide » 05 Sep 2011 09:28
I've tried this:
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xcopy "c:\a.txt" "d:\" > d:\copyList.txt
But it only returns
the command line
c:\a.txt > d:\
But I want:
a.txt
How can it be done?
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Ocalabob
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- Location: Micanopy Florida
#2
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by Ocalabob » 06 Sep 2011 01:25
Greetings tinfanide,
Try, xcopy "c:\a.txt" "d:\">>d:\copyList.txt
Then copyList.txt will contain:
C:\a.txt
1 File(s) copied
Is that the results you want?
Best wishes!
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tinfanide
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#3
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by tinfanide » 06 Sep 2011 08:20
Thanks for ya quick reply.
Yes, I seemed to have forgotten to use >> instead of >.
I can't tell the difference but ya reminded me of that.