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ASSOC | MORE > mymore2.txt

I can get how to load a dos command in code .

Added the > mymore2.txt and it prints it out to txt .

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Well that list filetypes and their associated programs , but I got it to work turning it in to a dos.bat and then made it into an exe .. if I could do it with out all that in autoit code it would be nice .

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FAQ Item #5 in the helpfile (Found in the AutoIt: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section)

Just use

RunWait(@COMSPEC & " /c assoc > FileExtensions.txt")

You should also note that while piping to 'more' is nice when your in a command prompt, it's rather pointless when you are dumping the output to a text file.

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I'm trying to hive the dos qindow but getting errors with this ?

RunWait(@COMSPEC & " /c assoc    > FileExtensions3.txt, "", @SW_HIDE)
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I'm trying to hive the dos qindow but getting errors with this ?

RunWait(@COMSPEC & " /c assoc    > FileExtensions3.txt, "", @SW_HIDE)
RunWait(@COMSPEC & " /c assoc > FileExtensions3.txt", "", @SW_HIDE) Edited by JdeB

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What editor are you using ?

It helps when you use one that does syntaxt highlighting, because then its easier to find these typo's ...

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