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for /f "tokens=1,2 skip=1 delims=;" %%i in (1.txt) do @echo %%i+%%j
pause

In your text, the first quote mark is the Chinese “ and the second is the English ", I suggest removing the Chinese “, and it's best to change the English " to some other delimiter so CMD can recognize it.

Moderator namejm is right, that's exactly what I plan to do, and changing the delimiter to something else is fine too.

　　Then please repost a sample section of the contents of 快捷方式.txt, preferably separating the file name and file category name with a specific symbol.

It works, thanks.

　　One more thing: if the filename has spaces, then tokens has to be changed to tokens=1*.

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　　Without testing it first, I was influenced by habitual thinking, which made the above statement incorrect. Please see the test in post #10 and the analysis in post #11 below.

[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-12-6 at 09:21 PM ]

"%systemdrive%\Program Files\快捷方式.txt
If I read from a path like this, it gives an error? What's the reason?

Originally posted by ronin at 2006-12-7 11:19:
"%systemdrive%\Program Files\快捷方式.txt
If I read from a path like this, it gives an error? What's the reason?

"%systemdrive%\Program Files\快捷方式.txt"
Are the quotation marks being used correctly?

When I use ", the program reports an error and the function can't be implemented. Not using " means the path is wrong.