Hi,   
      
   In a batch file, I want to assign a variable as a string with the current   
   directory stripped of the parent directories.   
      
   Say I am "in" (batch file doesn't know where it is run from):   
      
   C:\a\b\c\d   
      
   I want to set a variable to d.   
      
   If I do   
      
   set x=%cd%   
   echo %x%   
      
   Then the command screen shows:   
      
   C:\a\b\c\d   
      
      
   I tried various ways of FOR /F with delims=\ to strip off all but "d", but I   
   can't figure it out.   
      
   I'm a hack when it comes to batch files.  Does anyone know how to do this?   
      
   (I am trying to use it on Win7 command line at the moment.)   
      
   Thanks!   
      
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