Try the following as a batch file:
.AT. echo off
echo %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 > c:\datefile .D.OT txt
date /t >> c:\datefile.txt
time /t >> c:\datefile.txt
You call it like this:
c:\datefile.bat Hello World
and it will create a file like this:
Hello World
30/04/2005
08:00
Hope it helps.
Regards
Gary
Gérard Lochon wrote:
> Hello you DOS MVP !
>
> I want to issue some txt in several succesives files.
> Do you know how to create, in a dos batch, a file whose name is made of
> a prefix (parameter) and the current datetime ?
>
> Gérard.
>
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>> Found out just recently that you can use the * character when changing
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