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|    Harry Potter to Harry Potter    |
|    Re: Get String Length    |
|    02 Sep 21 13:11:40    |
      From: rose.joseph12@yahoo.com              On Thursday, September 2, 2021 at 3:49:21 PM UTC-4, Harry Potter wrote:       > JJ, I have a batch file that backs up a user program without rebuildable       files to a specified folder using 7Zip and one that returns the current date.       The former is hard-coded for my needs but can be customized by other       downloaders, and the latter        simply returns the current date in the environment variable %DATE2%. The       former first asks for the subfolder (I call it the system, as that is how I       organize my backups, but you can change the prompt text.) then makes a       temporary copy of the program,        deletes rebuildable files (mainly programs and object files), compresses the       folder, attaches the date to the name, moves the file to the destination and       then deletes the temporary folder. Are you interested? If so, I ask for a way       to send you the files        in any way you like. I have some information on sourceforge.net and can upload       them there, or I can e-mail you the files.        >        > BTW, I have other batch files that I use. I'll look at them now.              I looked at the batch files. They are mostly for my work with emulation, but       I have some batch files to compress folders using 7Zip or WInMount to specific       locations and assemble a code file to a .COM file using NASM. Is anybody       interested?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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