I am having some confusion regarding the put command ,
Basically my ftp file is in other folder for example it is in c:\Test and the file which I wanna upload is in other folder for example say C:\Test1. So is it possible to do it without moving the ftp file to C:\Test1.
However I am not able to get how can it be done via put command? Is there any other way or solution for it?
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Im creating a .bat file to copy over a folder from the current directory into the USERS/???/AppData/Local/CourseWork/ folder
However there is no way of knowing what the name of the ??? folder will be as it will be a random students computer.
Is there any way Using Command (and my BAT file) To either retrieve said Folder name , Or copy the files into the Coursework Folder without knowing the ??? folder name.
i was hoping it would be as simple as
copy "Test.exe" "C:\USERS\ . \APPDATA\LOCAL\test.exe"
but unfortunatly it is not.
Iv also looked at Xcopy and robocopy but found no solution , not that there is no solution, i just have not yet found it...
Does anybody have any idea how they would work around this
My .bat file works fine for 1 set of folders & files but once it comes time for this particular folder (C:/USERS/???/APPDATA/LOCAL/COURSEWORK/), im very stuck on what to do for not knowing the name of the ??? folder or how to use Command to copy into the Coursework folder whilst bypassing the name of ???
Thanks for any help.
If the .bat file script is run when the user is logged in, then it is simple.
COPY ".\Test.exe" "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local"
If the .bat file script is run while logged in as a different user (ie. "teacher"), then the username must be known AND the "teacher" account must have permission to write into the user's directories.
New to batch file writing. We are unable to install a file renamer program at work so i am looking to find a way to create a batch file to do the job instead. I want to create a batch file that i can place in a folder and it will rename all files in that folder with a prefix, while deleting some text from the file name itself. I am happy to edit the prefix text (as it changes all the time) in Notepad each time but I need to be able to move the batch file to the different folders.
The files will be something like this RDS_117856.pdf
and they need to read as xxx-xxx-xxx-117856.pdf
Any help would be great.
I am using windows, only have access to Notepad and no other coding software so a .BAT file would be the easiest thing to create here.
So basically i want to wrap my batch file in an sfx to make a tidy package as I am using multiple files that need to be packaged with the batch file. The problem I am facing is that I need drag and drop functionality so I need to somehow pass the file dropped on the sfxz to the batch file via the execution code.
I am using the winrar default sfx module.
So far I have tried passing it with the %~1 variable but that just passes literally %~1 instead of the location of the dropped file
Any help will be appreciated.
You can use BHX from here to encode the binaries into the batch file, so it is just one file to distribute. http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4104
Okay I currently need to check about 200 files, so of course i want to automate as much as i can. the software I need to use to inspect them does not seem to have a command line interface, so I am currently stuck right-clicking them and clicking edit.
Is there any way to access that edit command from command line, so I can automate this process, or am I stuck opening 200 files like this.
Okay I figured it out, and here's how I did it!
Go to regedit, and find the file extension im trying to deal with in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
then inside the folder for the file extension i found the name of the folder of the program this filetype uses, and that folder was also located on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.
Then inside that folder is a "shell" folder wherein all of the contextual options are located.
That shell folder had an element called "edit" and that element contained a shell command that was used behind the scenes to launch the editor with the specific file.
Now I can write my batch script with this command!
Anyone know if I can specify the file path for an FTP upload or script it if there isnt an FTP option to do this in a program? I'm using ScreenPresso Screenshot Software but the FTP Upload doesnt have an option to send it to a certain file path but there is a Scripting option that the program supports. I have no idea what coding is used. Any ideas?
when you specify your ftp address include the subfolders as well as
ftp://foo/bar/baz/qux
Other than that you could try asking their support.