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I have two files:
1.txt with content: 111111
2.txt with content: 222222

When I use type d:\1.txt >> 2.txt, the content of 2.txt is displayed as 2222221111111.

How can I insert a carriage return between them so that the content of 2.txt is:
222222
111111

Please teach the seniors?

That's caused by not inserting line breaks in 1.txt and 2.txt!
You can use the following command:
type 2.txt|find/v "">3.txt
del 2.txt
ren 3.txt 2.txt
type 1.txt|find/v "">>2.txt

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This should also be okay: more <d:\1.txt>> 2.txt

for /f %i in (d:\1.txt) do @echo %i >>d:\2.txt

Re Upstairs:

The above answers from everyone have complicated the problem. A single carriage return can be added using echo alone.

echo.>>2.txt
type d:\1.txt >> 2.txt

sed "r 1.txt" 2.txt

It doesn't matter whether there is a carriage return at the end of the original text in 2.txt or not

[ Last edited by amao on 2007-2-3 at 02:01 PM ]