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Answer» on command prompt i was playing around i typed this in ^BKFI^<^ command prompt replied saying this more? what in the world did that mean!? D:\> D:\>^BKFI^<^ More? More? n 'BKFI<' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or BATCH file.
D:\> yup thats what happendIt is possible to extend a command over more than one line by using the continuation CHARACTER ^ as the last entry on a line. You will then be prompted to enter further details, after More?
e.g. at the command prompt: dir ^ More? *.bat
will LIST all .bat files in the current directory.
This feature allows one command line to be up to 8191 characters in TOTAL length. See KB830473
Code: [Select]C:\>dir ^ More? /B ^ More? *.ini Settings.iniAnd many more combos:
Quote dir ^ More? /b ^ More? /oe ^ More? *.vbs ^ More? *.ini ^ More? *.csv >> %temp%\eval.txt& type %temp%\eval.txt
parts.csv conficker.ini boot.ini ndir.ini evaluate.vbs masht.vbs msg.vbs today.vbs
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Thanks Dusty for the KB article. KB830473 I think that if I need more chuff on one line, I will do the batch inside Windows 2000. The article says that that Windows 2000 can have up to 2047 characters on one line. Have not got to that point. Not yet.
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