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How to create a new file with batch processing, not a folder. For example, create a file named 123.dll under the D drive. Can this be done through batch processing? Please help, experts.

```
type nul>"D:\123.dll"
```

Originally posted by HAT at 2008-6-26 11:08 AM:
type nul>"D:\123.dll"

Thanks. Solved

echo.>123.dll

or type null>123.dll

It seems there is a typo in the original text. It should be "fsutil file createnew". The translation of "fsutil file createnew" in English is "fsutil file createnew" (since it's a specific command and remains as is in terms of the command itself when translated, but noting the typo correction).

Got it, I'm going to prepare to study batch processing carefully.

A brief summary:

echo:
echo.>123.dll
echo/>123.dll
echo\>123.dll
echo 0>123.dll
echo 2>123.dll
...
echo 9>123.dll
cd:
cd.>123.dll
cd/>123.dll
type:
type nul>123.dll
Note: copy con is not practical.

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[ Last edited by shhx2005 on 2008-7-28 at 12:08 PM ]

rem.>123.dll

[ Last edited by 523066680 on 2008-7-28 at 03:47 PM ]

Originally posted by 523066680 at 2008-7-28 02:20 PM:
rem.>123.dll

[ Last edited by 523066680 on 2008-7-28 at 03:47 PM ]

Tested and works well, amazing! Now, the assertion that no empty files can be created under DOS is completely overturned in this thread!

Good post!

Looking at the tone of the LZ's request, he also regarded it as a very difficult thing, but no one expected there are so many perfect solutions!

Hey... This makes me even more speechless. Do you know why I came to this forum? Because I read the essence posts of batch processing, and read through the batch processing textbooks sorted by cn-dos one by one (many of which I still don't understand at that time). After that, I started to come to the forum. For creating empty files under DOS, you should search more posts. There are many methods.

I've been a bit overconfident recently, but I guess the seniors in the forum should also be quite depressed. When you first come to cn-dos, you should read more of the pinned content! What do you take the textbooks sorted by seniors as?

Come to the forum and post questions when you have problems. Especially this kind of post, I really want to deduct points for you. I could deduct you 8 points, but I didn't! People, who can be without faults. Moreover, ignorance is no crime. (Saying this makes me want to vomit... depressed)

Read more of the essence posts of batch processing in the future! Read more of the pinned textbooks!

Like this post, both the person upstairs and the poster should read it carefully!
Newcomer's arrangement:
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=34049&fpage=1
In the arrangement, you can find the following post:

Batch processing to generate empty files:
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=22336

The following content for generating files is excerpted from 100 DOS skills:
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=23999&fpage=0&highlight=&page=1

15. Directly edit and generate files under DOS
In the case of no any editing software (such as EDLIN, EDIT, etc.), you can temporarily use the following six methods to edit and generate files from the keyboard. When the file content is input完毕, press the F6 key or press Ctrl+Z key to save and exit:
Method 1: COPY CON filename
Method 2: TYPE CON>filename
Method 3: MORE>filename
Method 4: SORT>filename
Method 5: FIND "XXX" /V/N>filename
Method 6: SORT|FIND "XXX" /V/N>filename
Methods 4, 5, and 6 all have special uses. Readers might as well have a try.
16. Generation of zero-byte files
Method: TYPE NUL>filename
The above method is often used to handle disk files that need to be kept secret, playing the role of deleting the file content. After the content is deleted, it is generally not recoverable.





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[ Last edited by 523066680 on 2008-7-29 at 09:55 AM ]

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