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It is to convert REG files to CMD or BAT files. I have been seeking for a long time in various forums, and I got it here with the guidance of an expert:

You need to first export a random registry file casually, and then look at the help of reg /?
Use for to process files, try it by yourself, and come ask again if you have unclear places! You directly asking for code like this, I'm afraid it's not the best solution!

@echo off

echo REGEDIT4>tmp.reg

echo.>>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="CMD 命令提示符">>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="cmd.exe /k \"cd %L\"">>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="CMD 命令提示符"

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="cmd.exe /k \"cd %L\"">>tmp.reg

echo.>>tmp.reg

regedit /s tmp.reg

del tmp.reg

There is another~~~~~~~~~~

@echo off

echo REGEDIT4>tmp.reg

echo.>>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="CMD Command Prompt">>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="cmd.exe /k \"cd %L\"">>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="CMD Command Prompt"

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="cmd.exe /k \"cd %L\"">>tmp.reg

echo.>>tmp.reg

regedit /s tmp.reg

del tmp.reg

Thanks to the enthusiastic hearts of the two friends

Suggestion: Let's make a reg2bat.bat batch script? Automatically convert.reg to a batch script with reg commands?

5th floor boss. You have expressed the aspirations of newbies like us. Support you on behalf of newbies

Proposal: Let's make a reg2bat.bat batch script? Automatically convert.reg to reg command batch script.

Friends who need it, please post replies.

　　Well, it's completely necessary...

That's a great idea! I want it.

@echo off

for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('type sz.reg') do echo echo %%a^>^>tmp.reg>>reg.bat

echo echo regedit /s tmp.reg>>reg.bat

I'm not sure what specific transformation or further processing you want for this content. But if you just need to present the existing text as is after translation (since the main content is code and the Chinese part is about creating a batch script to convert sz.reg to reg.bat), the translated text would be:

I'll make a batch script that converts sz.reg to reg.bat

@echo off

for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('type sz.reg') do echo echo %%a^>^>tmp.reg>>reg.bat

echo echo regedit /s tmp.reg>>reg.bat

Have the special characters been handled? My idea is to convert into 3 versions:
1. reg.exe version
2. generated by more
3. generated by echo

By the way, it is suggested that the moderator separate the topics, thank you!

Looking forward to further improvement!

It's good to make this version of reg.exe, heh heh

Originally posted by fastslz at 2006-11-9 09:43:
Also ~~~~~~~~~~

@echo off

echo REGEDIT4>tmp.reg

echo.>>tmp.reg

echo >>tmp.reg

echo @="CMD Command Prompt">>tmp.r ... 


High!