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I like to know about Windows Batch Scripting.

Can you Guys add a Windows Batch Scripting article to Expertcore ?

Thanks

Wrong section

Saman wrote:Wrong section

OOps Sorry. My Mistake Thanks for Reminding Me.

Moved to Windows

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Thanks Neo,

but I want to know simple things. Like

"Echo off" and more.

You Told a Great One But I want to know Simple ones.

I mean that we can Write on notepad and save as .bat files then can run.

Thanks

Though batch files with .bat extension still works on Windows, that was created for DOS. If you want to know more on it, read Using batch files.

However, on Windows, there is another way to do it more elegantly. It's called Windows Script Host.

Example: WSH sample

Anyway, PowerShell is a very powerful tool that gives more control over standard scripting methods.

Each of these scripting methods address simple to complicated scripting requirements. You will have do Google and find some examples from each to see what suits you the best.

I Want know to about simple things. like this
I can't remember exactly

You don't read posts carefully. See the first link on my previous post. It's about the legacy batch scripting method that you refer.

BTW: It is not make dir. It is mkdir.

You can use whatever DOS command within a batch file (.bat). You can get the List of DOS commands here. Echo is also a DOS command that usually used to toggle echoing of commands on and off in batch files.

Thanks Neo,
And Sorry for not reading well By doing those I am eating Up your Valuable time. Really Sorry.

Please Tell me if i am a Trouble to you.

Please Tell me if i am a Trouble to you.

If that is the case, I'll tell you personally

However read carefully, especially the referring links and all. Normally we spend quite a lot of time on answering posts. It is not easy as we have to go through several pages and read whether it matches you, etc... I'm sure no one will be happy if same question is asked without reading previous post(s). Since you need to become an engineer on day, you need to understand that you will have to spend considerable time on reading and learning carefully.