Can someone tell me how to use for in MS-DOS FOR LOOP
I writed a BAT to copy other computers files to my computer
But i don't konw how to use it ...

i used James2000's code to stoploop but it doesn't work.

i have forty-four computers.

Code: [Select]@echo off

set computer=s302-s0
set id=1

counting from net use \\%computer%%id% "password" /user:"%computer%%id%\admin"
md z:\form1\%computer%%id%
xcopy "\\%computer%%id%\d$\temp\*.*" "z:\form1\%computer%%id%\"

if %id%==9 goto stoploop
set /A id=%id%+1
goto startloop

:stoploop
echo Finished !
Does anyone know? The stoploop seems to be HANGING in OUTER space.

Code: [Select]@echo off

set computer=s302-s0

for /l %%x in (1,1,44) do (
net use \\%computer%%%x "password" /user:"%computer%%%x\admin"
md z:\form1\%computer%%%x
xcopy "\\%computer%%%x\d$\temp\*.*" "z:\form1\%computer%%%x\"
)
echo Finished !

HAPPY coding.

PS. Is the password really password?

Thank you Sidewinder.

But i have another question, it is the the computer's netbios name.

Because computer 1 to 9 Netbios is s302-s01. When go to computer 10. Its name is s302-s10 .

So i want to use TWO for loop ^^"

Does it ok ?

Code: [Select]@echo off

set computer=s302-s


for /l %%x in (1,1,9) do (
net use \\%computer%0%%x "password" /user:"%computer%0%%x\admin"
md z:\form1\%computer%0%%x
xcopy "\\%computer%0%%x\d$\temp\*.*" "z:\form1\%computer%0%%x\"
)

for /l %%x in (10,1,44) do (
net use \\%computer%%%x "password" /user:"%computer%%%x\admin"
md z:\form1\%computer%%%x
xcopy "\\%computer%%%x\d$\temp\*.*" "z:\form1\%computer%%%x\"
)

echo Finished !