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Oh, I see. Hehe... Fun~ : )
Why did you name the FIND.BAT batch file the same as the FIND.EXE you want to call except for the extension?

When you call it, you don't write their extensions. FIND.BAT and FIND.EXE have different execution priorities~
And it's related to the current directory where you execute the batch file. The system will look for it here first...
In this case, there will be very interesting problems : )

If you really don't want to change the batch file name, then you can only do...do @find.exe "baidu" ...
Let the Windows system know that you are calling the find.exe file.

It's best to rename your find.bat file.

[ Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-22 at 10:14 PM ]

Floor16　dos9527	Posted 2006-11-23 10:59
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The code in FIND.BAT: for %%a in (*.txt) do @find "baidu" %%a pause exit Runs successfully when placed in %systemboot%\system32\, but not when placed elsewhere

Floor17　redtek	Posted 2006-11-23 11:04
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Oh, I see. Hehe... Fun~ : ) Why did you name the FIND.BAT batch file the same as the FIND.EXE you want to call except for the extension? When you call it, you don't write their extensions. FIND.BAT and FIND.EXE have different execution priorities~ And it's related to the current directory where you execute the batch file. The system will look for it here first... In this case, there will be very interesting problems : ) If you really don't want to change the batch file name, then you can only do...do @find.exe "baidu" ... Let the Windows system know that you are calling the find.exe file. It's best to rename your find.bat file. [ Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-22 at 10:14 PM ]

Floor18　dos9527	Posted 2006-11-23 11:06
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Thanks, it worked! I thought it would be as complicated to set up as JAVA