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Yeah I just realised.
Why would you need to change the syntax for the bat file tho?
Isn't a batch (bat) file just a mirror of syntax you would use at the command prompt?
If you open a command prompt and work your batch commands from there using for loops, you have to use %i (or some other alphabet) as the variable. If in a batch file , use %%i.. This is how windows batch work. You can also try it out. It will give error saying "syntax of the command is incorrect" when you use %i in a batch file.
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Dear iamthwee your really done a great job, and I am really thankful to you for that task. Its working as I want to do.
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Dear iamthwee however patch is working nice but its still taking a lot of time to editing text files, bcoz text files in diff folders and in every folder there is hundereds of files, and for editing I 1st copy file from one folder to another folder and then rename it to test and then apply patch and then cut it to another folder and again rename it and I repeat it for every signle file editing.
So, now can you plz add some more functionality by adding the patch edit all the files in signle folder and create a signle file or any named files in some other or same folder. I think this will save a lot of time instead of editing one by one file.
Hope you can do that. and I am waiting for your reply.
Thanks & Regards,
So, now can you plz add some more functionality by adding the patch edit all the files in signle folder and create a signle file or any named files in some other or same folder. I think this will save a lot of time instead of editing one by one file.
Hope you can do that. and I am waiting for your reply.
Thanks & Regards,
Here we go...
Again, once you have downloaded it, right-click the folder and choose to extract all files.
When you run the patch it creates a new folder called:
In that folder will be your one text file.
Again, once you have downloaded it, right-click the folder and choose to extract all files.
When you run the patch it creates a new folder called:
NewFiles
In that folder will be your one text file.
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Dear Iamthwee Thanks you very very much again.
And one more thing, is it create a duplicate free list or there may duplicate words existing ?. if yes, is it possible its create a duplicate free result file. ?
Thanks & Regards,
And one more thing, is it create a duplicate free list or there may duplicate words existing ?. if yes, is it possible its create a duplicate free result file. ?
Thanks & Regards,
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Ok Dear, thanks for your co-operation.
May God give a success to you in this and hereafter world.
Thanks & Regards,
May God give a success to you in this and hereafter world.
Thanks & Regards,
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