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Batch Pipe command - output formatting
Hey guys,
i have a bat script that runs for whenever a user logs in, it outputs information, in what is close to an ini file format (key=value) with 2 exceptions, being the date and time.. it outputs: Time= 12:45 PM Date= Tue 27/03/2007 Any way to get it to output it as: Time=12:45 PM Date=Tue 27/03/2007 the code that currently runs: Code: ECHO.Time=>>"c:\Output.txt" time /t>>""c:\Output.txt" ECHO.Date=>>"c:\Output.txt" date /t>>"c:\Output.txt" i was thinking this should work (to produce the requred format) but it outputs the same as before: Code: ECHO.Time=>>"c:\Output.txt" | time /t>>""c:\Output.txt" ECHO.Date=>>"c:\Output.txt" | date /t>>"c:\Output.txt" any help appreciated. /tAK |
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