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File Create Multiple Copies Software

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Outlook Express Backup Plus can create backup copies of Outlook Express data Outlook Express Backup Plus is the most popular backup software to create backup copies of Outlook Express email database. This tool can save emails, address book, settings, mail and news accounts, message rules, blocked senders lists, signatures, IE Settings. Nov 10, 2014  though it created the 10 copies of this file, with abc1 abc2.but the size of the file was 1KB. I am looking for a renamed/copy of the file which has the same size. Ie, all the 100 copycat files must have 3.5 mb size. Is there any extra command/syntax i need to add.

There are some programs that you always run together. For me, it's Google Chrome and Microsoft Word (hey, I'm a writer), for you it might be Skype and Steam. Maybe there are a few programs that you open every time you start up your computer.

What if you could open multiple programs with just one (double) click? Well, you can, by creating a batch file, or a desktop shortcut that opens two or three or more specified programs at once. This tip works in older versions of Windows as well.

Bellator class star destroyer. Step 1: Open the Start menu and go to All apps to find the first program you want to open in your batch. Right-click on the program and click Open file location.

Step 2: A File Explorer window will open to the program's location. Right-click on the program in the File Explorer window and click Properties.

Step 3: In the Properties window, click the Shortcut tab. Find Target: field, select the text in the textbox, and copy it. Open up a new Notepad noteand paste this text in that window.

Step 4: Repeat steps 1 through 3 for the second (and third, and fourth) program(s) you want to open in this shortcut.

Step 5: Once you have collected the target info for all of the programs you want to open in one shortcut, arrange the text so it looks like this:

Basically, you'll need to add @echo off to the top of the note, put cd in front of each file path, and chop off the last part of the file path (program.exe) and put it on the next line with start in front of it. At the end of the note, you'll need to add exit after a line break.

Step 6: Save your file as a BAT file to the desktop. To do this, go to File > Save As, navigate to the desktop, and type the name of your shortcut followed by .bat (for example, Chrome and Steam.bat) in the File name field. In the Save as type field, click the dropdown menu and select All files. Then click Save.

You'll see a new shortcut appear on your desktop with a little gear icon. Double-click on this shortcut and you should see a Command Prompt window pop up and disappear, followed by the programs you wanted to open.

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I was wondering is there a way of making about 10 copies of 'final.txt' with the name 'final2.txt'

Example of Folder:

final.txt final2.txt final3.txt final4.txt final5.txt final6.txt final7.txt final8.txt final9.txt final10.txt

I want to use Wildcards and I'd like to refrain from FOR loops.

If a FOR loop is that necessary, then that's okay.

Thanks in advance.

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a for loop is the easiest of all things:

If it has to be without for:

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