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   On Thu, 14 Nov 2013 12:00:41 -0000, SpaceSST  wrote:   
      
   > On Wed, 13 Nov 2013 07:32:39 -0800 (PST), Gary Segal   
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   > wrote:   
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   >> Hi Guys   
   >> Does anyone knows what is the proper syntax for IF?   
   >>   
   >> here is my logic:   
   >> Set /a WIL# = 000001   
   >> ECHO %WIL#%   
   >>   
   >> the logic below will work either way if WIL# > 0 or = 0   
   >>   
   >> IF NOT CHA# == 0 (Do something)   
   >>   
   >> what is the correct syntax?   
   >> I need it work like this - IF CHA# > 0 (Do something)   
   >> Any ideas?   
   >> Thank you   
   >   
   > LOOK THIS A LOT of help/EXEMPLE  for Batch   
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   >   
   > REM ==========TEXT==========   
   > REM ===COPY AND PACK FILES EXTENTION .BAG MAX SIZE DESCRIBE BELOW======   
   > REM ===IN THIS CASE 2 GIGS , ADD A PAR2 FILES FOR EACH ARCHIVES========   
   > REM ===IF THE FOLDER IS NOT 2 GIGS THE BATCH FILES WILL WAIT FOR NEXT   
   > TIME TO   
   > MEET====   
   > REM ===THE 2 GIGS, THE BATCH IS ALSO LOCK , NO MORE INSTANCE ALLOW=====   
   > REM ===POSSIBILITY TO USE rar,nz,arc   
   > REM ===YOU WILL NEED SOME PROGRAMME : XXCOPY RAR NZ ARC pausewithtimeout   
   > nircmd   
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   > exit   
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