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Answer» HI! I'd like to have a batch for my MultiSlotCardReader. It's suppose to check drive K: L: M: and N: for directorys AND/OR files. If there are any files present then it should EXPLORE the drive. Can't get it working with wildcard-files and directorys, only specified filetypes. Any smart ideas? Thanks!It's for Windows XP btw Try this Code: [Select]@echo off dir K:\ *.* /s >> scan.txt dir L:\ *.* /s >> scan.txt dir M:\ *.* /s >> scan.txt dir N:\ *.* /s >> scan.txt echo Done! pause> nulUhm YEAH, that code prints the content of the drives to scan.txt. I want it to Explore the drives if any files exist. Code: [Select]@echo off IF NOT EXIST C:\test\1\*.txt GOTO two ( ) ELSE ( explorer C:\test\1. :two IF NOT EXIST C:\test\2\*.txt GOTO three ( ) ELSE ( explorer C:\test\2. :three IF NOT EXIST C:\test\3\*.txt GOTO four ( ) ELSE ( explorer C:\test\3. :four IF NOT EXIST C:\test\4\*.txt GOTO End ) ELSE ( explorer C:\test\4. :END That code almost does it, but I don't want to specify the filetype. If I SET .. Code: [Select]IF NOT EXIST C:\test\1\*.*, GOTO two ( ) ELSE ( explorer C:\test\1. ..all drives is opened.So you want to be able to explore them within the shell. OK you could cheak to see if the drive or path is there and if it is change directiory (cd)Hmm okay, any EXAMPLES on that? I think this will do what you want: Code: [Select]@echo off for %%a in (K L M N) do dir %%a: >NUL 2>&1&if not errorlevel 1 start explorer /root,%%a:\Thank you! I'll try that out tomorrow Ahh, that works GREAT! Thank you very much Gary!No problem. |
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