.cmd files at t-13

[vgsangiuliano]

Hi I experienced this issue:

i have my cmdlines.txt that calls a .cmd file

Everything works great but in my echoed text showed during the execution of the .cme file special characters aren't showed correctly, i mean charachters such as è à and so on.

Can someone explain why does it happen?

Thank you

[iamtheky]

alt+0232 and alt+0024 display fine in the command prompt.

I assume you are ensuring that the font package you are using to create the .cmd is also installed in the load. Easiest way would be to check the alt code in charmap, copying them from there cant hurt either.

A little difficult to guess at without being provided

1) the current .cmd

2) screenshots of the current results

[vgsangiuliano]

Sure you are fully right. I used times new roman, is it loaded in the installation of windows xp?

This is the screenshot

Edited January 3, 2009 by vgsangiuliano

[Yzöwl]

Try running the attached batch file and see if it helps.

Here's what I see with it:

I Hope it helps

vgsangiuliano.zip

[JatinBeniwal]

Works fine for me

[vgsangiuliano]

It works great.

I'd like to ask you how can insert the alt code in the cmd file?

Or how can i know what are other symbols for special characters?

For example opening your cmd with notepad you have … = à and Š = è , how can i discover other associations or example for ò or other symbols?

Thank you very much

[iamtheky]

you should type the following (use the alt code in the cmd window, do not type 'a-l-t-+-0-2-3-2')

echo alt+0232>e.txt

echo alt+0024>a.txt

you will see the output files have the characters that Yzowl placed into the file. That most certainly is the remedy.

[vgsangiuliano]

Thank you very much to both.

You solved my problem.