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|    Zaidy036 to Peter    |
|    Re: How Do I Capture Screen Text Into a     |
|    26 Aug 22 15:13:10    |
      From: Eric@Bloch.com              On 8/26/2022 1:40 PM, Peter wrote:       > How do I “capture” text on the screen into a variable in a batch file?        Specifically, this is what I need to do:       >       > 1. The batch file will issue a command to check the status of something in       the PC.       > 2. The PC will respond with about 6 lines of text on the screen (the 3rd       line is blank).       > 3. I need to capture that text.       > 4. The batch file will then check the first three words on the 4th line of       text and will then GOTO depending on the first three words.       >       > I need some help with steps 3 & 4.       >       > For step 3, how do I capture that text as it is displayed on the screen? I       assume it goes into a variable but I don’t know how to get that screen text       into a variable.       >       > For step 4, how do I get the batch file to look at the first three words on       line four?       >       > Thanks!              Command in #1 should direct output to a file (CMD > F:\test.txt) and       then use FINDSTR if text in line 4 is consistent or extract that line       and use SET /P _GO=<[line 4].              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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