I’m trying to find a simple way to add a comma “,” to the first line a group of files. The files are created daily and need be edited once created.

I need to terminate a process using taskkill (or something similar) that I can then set up to run in scheduler. I can kill it in task manager no problem but get an “access denied” error if I try the same ...

I wanna accomplish following using a batch file: Search a folder for *.txt files and in each file search for a specific string and copy only that specific line containing that string to another text file (output file). For example, if ...

Is it possible to create a batch file that can check which internet browser is the default one? I am creating a script that exits once the web browser .exe file is terminated, though the process name is different from ...

This is my script to delete and move files, I would like to add a count function to count the deleted files

Example, I have a text file and the contents are: Dog is a pet. Dog has four legs. Dog has tail. Dog has two eyes. How do I write a batch file that will remove word “Dog” but it will not ...

Hi I want to have a batch file that will disconnect all my network shares. on the *.bat file, i wrote: net use * /delete but CMD wants me to supply a Y or N answer to the question “Are you sure…” What should i ...

I actually have 2 questions. 1: I need to delete the LAST line in a txt file! NOT the first line!! How do i do this? 2: I need to read the entire file and set each line to a ...

Trying to run make with cygwin bash Makefile is: —————————————— $ cat Makefile thisdir = tools/pdb2mdb SUBDIRS = include ../../build/rules.make PROGRAM = pdb2mdb.exe LOCAL_MCS_FLAGS = \ /r:Mono.Cecil.dll \ /r:Mono.CompilerServices.SymbolWriter.dll EXTRA_DISTFILES = LICENSE include ../../build/executable.make —————————————— Error message is: /bin/sh: cygpath: command not found

I need to be able to view the hidden characters (tab, return, etc) in a notepad text document. We used to be able to view the ascii characters but I can’t find anything to do that. I could use some dos ...