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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 52
OS: XP Home with SP2
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DOS- Giving command output to variables
Gudday all
I have been asked to write some DOS batch files for my new employer. It's been years since I had to write DOS and I have lost/misplaced my DOS manuals. Currently my latest quirk is that I am outputing this string manipulation to a file. Code:
findstr /c:"P & P Backup" check_drv-1.out > check_drv-2.out ![]() Can anyone help me?
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