I created a directory root/, folder /temp and change it with emacs folder, and then add a file quote_dora. I want to add a text file to quote_dora.
I have figured it out already.
Runs emacs quote_dora
write text on quote_dora file
ctl-x and ctl-c to save and exist.
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I have a batch file that creates text files in multiple folders.
What I need it to do as well, is after creating that text file, save a copy of it as a .scr file
If I were to do with this without a batch file, I would open the text file, click SAVE AS and save the file with a .scr extension. I cannot figure out how to add this feature to my batch file however.
The original text file cannot be erased, so I can't just change the extension. I would have to copy it, then change the extension, or imitate the SAVE AS feature.
Help?
I just used the ren *<> *<> command. It is extremely redundant because I end up making two text files that are identical and just changing one, but it gets the job done
I am trying to copy a file from the C:\ drive to the steam directory using this
copy "C:\CSS.zip" "C:\%ProgramFiles86%\Steam\CSS.zip"
but it always makes a new folder and places the file in a new folder called %ProgramFiles86% but i want it to go in the actual Program Files (x86)
Thanks for the help
You aren't using the program files path correctly. Your code should be this:
copy C:\CSS.zip "%programfiles(x86)%\CSS.zip"
I have found that, with some file zippers like 7-Zip, it is possible to use files inside the created archives. For example, if I create a file my-zip-file.7z, containing folder my-folder, with files this-file.docx and that-file.html I can use 7zip to go into my-zip-file.7z and open the 2 files, and see or change the contents, even if the original my-folder is deleted! How is this possible?
If you look at the file path for whatever you're editing you'll see that the document is saved to a temporary folder. When you save (or possibly close) 7-Zip then updates the zip file with the saved content.
I have a folder with 2508 files (jpg and pdf) in it on my drive. I have a list in a .txt file of about 1000 files which I want to remove from that folder - either by deleting to trash, or removing to another folder.
Is there a utility - or possibly commands I can put into the terminal - which I can use to do this, without manually moving files while looking through my list?
(Context: The list is a list of orphaned image files put out by Dreamweaver - which I want to remove from the images folder of a given site)..
Any help appreciated.
Thanks.
Put this in the terminal:
cat filename-of-list-with-files | xargs rm
I have written a small batch file to move files from one folder to another folder.
copy E:\Source\Test.tif E:\Temp
Is there any way can I rename a file name after it has been moved to temp folder.Like
E:\Source:\TestInd1.tiff.
Please suggest.
You can do a move and a rename at the same time, yes:
move someFile S:\ome\Destination\newName