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I'm pretty new to .vbs and .bat, but is there a way to start multiple .vbs and .bat files at once with a few lines of script/code? The reason I'm asking this is because I'm trying to make a prank for a sibling/friend, and I want it to launch a .vbs file and .bat file for the prank.
Yes you can just use start:
#echo off
start "" bat1.bat
start "" vbs1.vbs
And so on, this batch script will start them without waiting for each to complete.
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I need a batch file that creates a text file and writes in it.
You can use echo, and redirect the output to a text file
rem Saved in D:\Temp\batch.bat
#echo off
echo This is a text> file.txt
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I am trying to automate my life with batch files, and I am wondering if it is possible to plop in the date EX: 11/14/2020 in google forms using send keys .
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WScript.Sleep(1000)
WshShell.SendKeys Date
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I am using MS-DOS 6.22. This is not command prompt.
I need to execute a batch file or .com file after every/any program terminates and returns to the command line. I don't believe a batch file will work for this cause it would have to be a separate batch for every single program on the system.
I believe a code injection into command.com may be necessary. Is there anyone out there who is familiar with the internals of DOS or assembly language?
If you think you have a simpler solution, please let me know.
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I'm working on a batch file which get remote user process by tasklist. When i press ctrl+c to terminate running process and press Y, it closes the batch file.
But My requirement is to move on specific Label say :start.
Ctrl+C is actually a pre-programmed part of CMD/batch, not manipulable part of the file. Unless you use a program like batbox in your .bat file, you will not be able to directly manipulate the Ctrl+C command. Even with batbox, I am not sure that you will be able to manipulate the Ctrl+C.
Hope this helps.
Find the batbox program here:BATBOX download and info
I am not from batbox, just have used the program before with some successes and failures.
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Can anyone direct me to a script solution that makes a backup of a directory and uploads it to an ftp server?
I was searching for a batch script initially but any solution would do, as long as it is open source.
Thanks in advance,
Jean
I'll be working on one soon, but WinSCP has a CLI that you can use to accomplish this:
http://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline
There are plenty examples using WinSCP on stackoverflow and on other sites, like:
Batch file when using WinSCP and command prompt
Problem in executing the batch file in winscp
You can use this url get more examples:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/batch-file+winscp
Please keep in mind WinSCP isn't the only solution for this, it's the one that I use at work :).