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I didn't use an "If exist delete" statement because the file is automatically deleted on every run when the header is written to the file by this line:
Code:
Echo Files that are found in folder %_DirA% but NOT in folder %_DirB%>duplicat.txt
The single > creates a new file.
Guess I should have used one though, just in case someone doesn't need that header in the output. Thanks for pointing that out.
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