I would like to know how to stack a user entry into a var.  Something like a choice, but that you put the "answer" of the choice directly into a var instead of USING errorlevels, because i have something like 36 possibilities and that's a lot of if errorlevel == 1 ... .  Thank you very much for help.  Or, if you have a fastest way than errorlevel == ... It would be greatly appreciated.How about explaining your application. Perhaps by posting a BAT file with magical, imaginary commands that would meet your need.

Off hand, I can't think of any way to get variables into a BAT file after it has started.

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Ok, my code is long and in french (Comments) , but it looks like thats :

[...]
echo 1) Cancel
echo NB : Enter the letter of the drive you want to see
choice /n/c:1abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Letter?
 if errorlevel == 1 dir Z:\
 [...] (All errorlevel)
 if errorlevel == 27 goto ad
REM ad is the label of the menu just before this one ...
[...]

The fact is that i would like to get the answer of the choice or if you have a code to get an entry... in a var o i could write something like :
dir %Drive%:\
My code isn't that exactly but it's HARD to explain but the better example is that...
Thank you very much...OK, I think I understand. Try running the following and see if it works.

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echo off
:GetIt
echo ..............
echo Enter the letter of the drive you want to see
echo (else enter "1" to cancel)
choice /n/c:1abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Drive:
if errorlevel 1 set Drive=1
if errorlevel 2 set Drive=A
if errorlevel 3 set Drive=B
if errorlevel 4 set Drive=C
if errorlevel 5 set Drive=D
if errorlevel 6 set Drive=E
if errorlevel 7 set Drive=F
if errorlevel 8 set Drive=G
if errorlevel 9 set Drive=H
if errorlevel 10 set Drive=I
if errorlevel 11 set Drive=J
if errorlevel 12 set Drive=K
if errorlevel 13 set Drive=L
if errorlevel 14 set Drive=M
if errorlevel 15 set Drive=N
if errorlevel 16 set Drive=O
if errorlevel 17 set Drive=P
if errorlevel 18 set Drive=Q
if errorlevel 19 set Drive=R
if errorlevel 20 set Drive=S
if errorlevel 21 set Drive=T
if errorlevel 22 set Drive=U
if errorlevel 23 set Drive=V
if errorlevel 24 set Drive=W
if errorlevel 25 set Drive=X
if errorlevel 26 set Drive=Y
if errorlevel 27 set Drive=Z
if %Drive%==1 goto Adios
if not exist %Drive%:\*.* (
echo No such drive on this computer
goto GetIt
)
dir %Drive%:\
goto GetIt
:Adios
Ok, thank you for the code, it is a little bit looking like my old one, excetion that it's more optimized...
Oh, and the if not exists %Drive%:\*.* is a good idea...  Thanks another time.What is more correct in French,

"Vous êtes bienvenu"

"DE rien"

"service"

Mac
1. Most polite (Almost unused) : BIEN à vous
2. Polite : Vous êtes LE bienvenu
3. Normal (Mostly used) : De rien
4. Normal (Less used) : Ça n'est rien...

You can use all of these ones, but the 2 first are more appropriated with elderly people or with people that you doesn't wanna know personnaly (Or if you want to be very polite)
Elsewhere, you should use 2, 3 or 4 because they are more flexible so they are kind of "joker" because you are not too polite and not not enough...  They are other but less used or polite ...