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When I run the following batch it creates a folder “duplicates” and it shows the duplicate (by size) files within the folder the script is currently in. I’m new in BATCH and I can’t make it move the duplicate files to the “duplicates” folder.

When I run the following batch it creates a folder “duplicates” and it shows the duplicate (by size) files within the folder the script is currently in. I’m new in BATCH and I can’t make it move the duplicate files to the “duplicates” folder.

Ran into a bit of trouble when using “echo|set/p=” to print lines without carriage return and line feed. Namely that I get an unwanted space at the end of the text I create and I haven’t found a way to remove it.

Ran into a bit of trouble when using “echo|set/p=” to print lines without carriage return and line feed. Namely that I get an unwanted space at the end of the text I create and I haven’t found a way to remove it.

I was wondering if there was a way where I could set a variable as a path name. So when you first boot up the program, it asks you to set a source. And you create a new profile, so that you can easily preset the path. When you want to create a new user you use the --Profile -n -p command, and it takes you to the setup page. You select a profile number, and then it will ask you for the program path. The idea is that this program will be portable, so when you move it, it will have different src paths. Therefore the idea to make the src path changeable. Is there a way I can set this input answer for the path as a variable, so that every time this program needs to launch a file or app, it can direct itself to the src path? I know this sound very confusing as I type this, but any and all help is appreciated.

I was wondering if there was a way where I could set a variable as a path name. So when you first boot up the program, it asks you to set a source. And you create a new profile, so that you can easily preset the path. When you want to create a new user you use the --Profile -n -p command, and it takes you to the setup page. You select a profile number, and then it will ask you for the program path. The idea is that this program will be portable, so when you move it, it will have different src paths. Therefore the idea to make the src path changeable. Is there a way I can set this input answer for the path as a variable, so that every time this program needs to launch a file or app, it can direct itself to the src path? I know this sound very confusing as I type this, but any and all help is appreciated.

I was wondering if there was a way where I could set a variable as a path name. So when you first boot up the program, it asks you to set a source. And you create a new profile, so that you can easily preset the path. When you want to create a new user you use the --Profile -n -p command, and it takes you to the setup page. You select a profile number, and then it will ask you for the program path. The idea is that this program will be portable, so when you move it, it will have different src paths. Therefore the idea to make the src path changeable. Is there a way I can set this input answer for the path as a variable, so that every time this program needs to launch a file or app, it can direct itself to the src path? I know this sound very confusing as I type this, but any and all help is appreciated.

OK so i have this code that counts the number of times a certain phrase is repeated in a folder full of text files but i’m trying to figure out how to display a total after echoing all of them

OK so i have this code that counts the number of times a certain phrase is repeated in a folder full of text files but i’m trying to figure out how to display a total after echoing all of them