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Hi i am trying to write to a batch file but i do not know if FileWrite supports .bat files. Does it? If not, how would i do this? Write to a text file then rename it from .txt to .bat?

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anzacfalcon,

Why not give it a try yourself? Then you will know. :)

FileWrite("test.bat", "@ECHO OFF")

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  On 11/28/2009 at 12:40 PM, 'Melba23 said:

anzacfalcon,

Why not give it a try yourself? Then you will know. :)

FileWrite("test.bat", "@ECHO OFF")

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It was because you cannot write to a file with the attributes "Hidden" + "System". ;) But you still helped me with your post Melba. Now instead of

FileInstall("Setup.bat", $var[$i] & "\Setup.bat")

$setup = FileOpen ( $var[$i] & "Setup.bat", 2 )

FileWrite ( $setup, "start /MAX " & $var[$i] )

FileSetAttrib($var[$i] & "\Setup.bat", "+HS")

i can do

FileWrite ( $var[$i] & \Setup.bat, "start /MAX" & $var[$i] )

FileSetAttrib($var[$i] & "\Setup.bat", "+HS")

But my original method is more suitable so ill use that still even though it's great that i have learned there was another way to do it.

Thanks.

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