Yzöwl

All you need is a simple search and replace utility. Although this can be done using scripting, there are already some fantastic tools out there for this type of task. My suggestion would be to use rpl.exe. Download the zip binary package, place the exe from the bin directory somewhere within your %path%. Within your console navigate to C: and run the following line of code: rpl -R -q -x .txt DAMREM004202 DAMREM004203 *

Since you are already using CMDOW.EXE, what about: CMDOW "Window Title" /CLS

Commandline Hint WINNT32 /CMDCONS /UNATTEND

Welcome to the MSFN Forums.

Hello and welcome. Short, but to the point!

Welcome to the MSFN forums. I hope you enjoy your stay!

Welcome to the MSFN Forums. It may be the best decision you've ever made!

Welcome to MSFN. I hope you get what you want from your membership.

Additional Note: Please do not use only emboldened or larger than average characters in your post, it is considered rude and will not help in your quest for answers.

Welcome to the MSFN Forums It looks as if you may be here some time!

Welcome to the forums, I hope it gives you all you deserve.

Welcome to the MSFN Forums. Please use the appropriate forum areas for posting questions. There is a AutoIT Script Collection section, which may answer your question.

Welcome John to 'The' Forums. You have chosen wisely!

Welcome to MSFN Forum membership, Julian.

Welcome to the MSFN Forums. Enjoy your membership.

Hello, enjoy contributing and welcome to MSFN Forum membership. Now when you wish to put your point accross, we can hear you!

Welcome to the MSFN Forums.

In DEL "%~f0" %~f0 expands to the fully qualified path name of the batch file itself, i.e. DEL "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Test bat.cmd". However, as I stated in my reply the only line required is DEL %0; this will work regardless of spaces in the path or file name. The Q switch is not and will never be required in this case. People wrongly assume that /Q means quiet, it does, but only when using on global wildcards. The F switch, DEL/F %0, shouldn't be requied either, why create a read only self deleting file?

Welcome to the MSFN Forums Consider yourself one of the fortunate!

No problem! welcome to these forums.

Welcome to the MSFN Forums.

I'm not an nLite user, but welcome you to the MSFN Forums nonetheless.

Welcome to The MSFN Forums!

Hello John and welcome to the MSFN Forums. BTW, are you really only fourteen years old?

@ Umpa I have removed, your ignorant reply, please answer your previous responder if you wish to receive further help!