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Set fso = CreateObject("scripting.filesystemobject")
Set Shell = CreateObject("Shell.application")
Set aa = Shell.BrowseForFolder(0, "Please select the folder:", 0)
p=aa.Self.Path
fso.CopyFile "d:\findfile.bat",p

I want to first select a folder (using the VBS method), and then read the MP3 files in the subfolders and all folders below. So I thought of this method: copy the BAT file that reads MP3 files to the selected folder, and then execute it. Because I don't know how to pass the return value of the VBS path to the BAT, I can only copy the BAT to the corresponding folder and then run it.

But it seems that when running, the path executed in the BAT is the folder where the VBS file is located. The return value is incorrect. It shows that the file is not found. I don't know if I explained it clearly.

Because I mainly want to use the file selection dialog function of VBS. I'm not very good at using BAT. I haven't learned variable delay yet.

Floor1　jqh2004	Posted 2010-12-02 09:27
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The function of the code is to find all MP3 files in each D drive and its subfolders. Dim WshShell set WshShell = CreateObject("wscript.Shell") WshShell.Run "d:\findfile.bat" The code in findfile.bat is as follows: @echo off dir *.mp3 /a-d /b /s>>result.txt pause This is the VBS I wrote to run a bat code, but it always prompts that the file is not found. Depressed. I don't know the reason. The output result is also not good. Why?

Floor2　Hanyeguxing	Posted 2010-12-02 11:26
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Write .mp3 as d:\.mp3

Floor3　jqh2004	Posted 2010-12-02 14:35
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Set fso = CreateObject("scripting.filesystemobject") Set Shell = CreateObject("Shell.application") Set aa = Shell.BrowseForFolder(0, "Please select the folder:", 0) p=aa.Self.Path fso.CopyFile "d:\findfile.bat",p I want to first select a folder (using the VBS method), and then read the MP3 files in the subfolders and all folders below. So I thought of this method: copy the BAT file that reads MP3 files to the selected folder, and then execute it. Because I don't know how to pass the return value of the VBS path to the BAT, I can only copy the BAT to the corresponding folder and then run it. But it seems that when running, the path executed in the BAT is the folder where the VBS file is located. The return value is incorrect. It shows that the file is not found. I don't know if I explained it clearly. Because I mainly want to use the file selection dialog function of VBS. I'm not very good at using BAT. I haven't learned variable delay yet.