This is hardly worthy to be included among the many great threads in Sysnative Programming Forum, but an OP asked, so. . .
Batch file explained -
Code:
@echo off
:: J. C. Griffith
:: Microsoft MVP
:: SET command
:: 2008-2013
- cd /d %homedrive%
- echo. > 0
- echo. >> 0
- echo [code][font=lucida console] >> 0
- echo. >> 0
- set >> 0
- echo. >> 0
- echo %date% %time% >> 0
- echo %date% %time% >> 0
- echo %date% %time% >> 0
- echo [/code][/FONT] >> 0
- start notepad 0
1. extraneous - left over from other batch scripts
2. create a file named
0 -- or write spaces to it if it exists (note single
>)
--
>> = append to file v. overwrite
3,5,7 - write a blank line (append)
4,11 - write CODE & FONT BB code to output file to make pasting into post easier for you & easier for me to read!
8,9,10 - write current DATE & TIME to output file -- just a habit of mine to repeat 3x
The 2 "real" commands are 6, 12
6 - run SET command; write to output file
12 - open the file
0 with NOTEPAD
A period after the ECHO statement = ignore text after it; write blank line
You can bring up a CMD screen & type
SET - same output as appeared in Notepad.
http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f217/cant-find-c-users-public-folders-689658.html#post4064209
SET ENV variables -
Code:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment
http://www.sysnative.com/apps/jcgriff2/ENVvar_System_jcgriff2.bat
