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I casually wrote a batch file, but when I run it I get this result,
could one of the experts help explain it?
I would be extremely grateful, little brother here～～～

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[ Last edited by kawaguchi on 2007-1-31 at 05:13 PM ]

When you finished writing the batch commands and then saved the file, you mistakenly saved it as a text file encoded in UTF-8, and that caused the above error～:）

I suggest you just save the batch file as: ANSI format～:）
Please do not use Unicode or other non-ANSI formats to save batch files.

When a file is encoded or stored in UTF-8 format, the beginning of the batch file will have a marker:

0B3E:0100 EF BB BF 40 65 63 68 6F-20 6F 66 66 0D 0A 64 69 ...@echo off..di

The red-marked part above is the special UTF-8 marker, which cannot be seen in Windows Notepad. But when reading this text with the Type command, it can be seen. It is what caused the error message when your batch file was running (an error occurred; the system treats it as not being a command:）

When the file is encoded in standard ANSI format, there is no special marker at the file header:

0B3E:0100 40 65 63 68 6F 20 6F 66-66 0D 0A 66 0D 0A 64 69 @echo off..f..di

　
　
　
　
　
　

【 Full-text search keywords: garbled text UTF-8 encoding ANSI 】

[ Last edited by redtek on 2007-1-30 at 11:13 AM ]

Many thanks to redtek for the detailed explanation～～

Floor1　kawaguchi	Posted 2007-01-30 19:41
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Floor2　redtek	Posted 2007-01-30 21:22
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When you finished writing the batch commands and then saved the file, you mistakenly saved it as a text file encoded in UTF-8, and that caused the above error～:） I suggest you just save the batch file as: ANSI format～:） Please do not use Unicode or other non-ANSI formats to save batch files. When a file is encoded or stored in UTF-8 format, the beginning of the batch file will have a marker: 0B3E:0100 EF BB BF 40 65 63 68 6F-20 6F 66 66 0D 0A 64 69 ...@echo off..di The red-marked part above is the special UTF-8 marker, which cannot be seen in Windows Notepad. But when reading this text with the Type command, it can be seen. It is what caused the error message when your batch file was running (an error occurred; the system treats it as not being a command:） When the file is encoded in standard ANSI format, there is no special marker at the file header: 0B3E:0100 40 65 63 68 6F 20 6F 66-66 0D 0A 66 0D 0A 64 69 @echo off..f..di 　　　　　　【 Full-text search keywords: garbled text UTF-8 encoding ANSI 】 [ Last edited by redtek on 2007-1-30 at 11:13 AM ]

Floor3　zhangyzy	Posted 2007-01-30 21:33
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Floor4　kawaguchi	Posted 2007-01-30 23:36
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Many thanks to redtek for the detailed explanation～～