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BreaKer

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#79961 24-Mar-2011 22:12

Hello HELP :)

I need a batch to do these thing help thanks

creates folder on root of c: called "My Batch Script"
creates a folder within "My Batch Script" called "Input"
creates another folder within "My Batch Script" called "Processing"
creates another folder within "My Batch Script" called "Output"

Lists all "hidden files" in the root directory of c: drive -output the listing to a file called "Batch Script File Input Data.txt" in the Input subfolder

Thanks

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#451614 24-Mar-2011 22:35

Seems an odd request from my point of view to be asking this as a first post?
Could I ask why and what for?

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#451616 24-Mar-2011 22:39

c:
mkdir "c:\My Batch Script"
mkdir "c:\My Batch Script\Input"
mkdir "c:\My Batch Script\Processing"
mkdir "c:\My Batch Script\Output"
for /f %%a IN ('dir c:\ /b /ah-s-d') do echo %%a >> "c:\My Batch Script\Input\Batch Script File Input Data.txt"

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#451857 25-Mar-2011 19:02

According to your duplicate post, http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=45&topicid=80014 , you are asking us to do your homework?

A1: Output a line to the screen that displays your user ID, name, study stream, the title of this assignment and the name of the batch file.

A2: Create a folder on the root of the C: drive called ?My Batch Script File Assignment?

A3: Go into the ?My Batch Script File Assignment? folder.

A4: Create a folder within ?My Batch Script File Assignment? called ?Input?

A5: Create another folder within ?My Batch Script File Assignment? called ?Processing?

A6: Create another folder within ?My Batch Script File Assignment? called ?Output?

A7: List all hidden files in the root directory of the C: drive ? output the listing to a file called ?Batch Script File Input Data.txt? in the ?Input? subfolder.

A8: Make a backup copy of the second batch script file, also on the root of the C: drive, and with the same name, but with extension ?.bak?.

A9: Move the second batch script file into the ?Processing? subfolder.

A10: Go to the root directory of the C: drive
(This command must work the same from whichever drive, folder or subfolder the script is currently in.)

A11: Run the second batch script file.

A12: Update the folder search path for batch script file execution to include the ?Processing? subfolder, and then display the folder search path.
(Make sure you preserve the folders that were already in the search path.)

A13: Run the second batch script file again, by specifying only the file?s name.

A14: Delete folder ?My Batch Script File Assignment?, together with all subfolders and their contents.

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#451889 25-Mar-2011 21:00

Do what I did for one of my computer studies assignment.... ask a student from the previous years class if they had the same assignment - if yes, get a copy and modify it to make it your own :)

My teacher picked up on my using someone elses work...gave me an A+ because I had modified it enough to show I knew what it and I was doing :)

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