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I'm running windows (don't laugh), and am doing a bit of MS-DOS. Basically, I've learned a few things about how it works, and I was attempting a few batch files. Anyways, I was doing some batch'ing, and I had this idea; is there a way to get the computer time, and put it in a string? Say:

 

'at *COMPUTER'S TIME + 1* /interactive cmd.exe'

 

How would I do that in a batch file? Any help appreciated,

 

Tom

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Firstly, MS-DOS is an operating system, cmd.exe is simply a shell. Putting the output of time into a variable is quite simple, something like....

 

set t=%TIME%
echo %t%

 

Seriously though, if your gonna do any scripting in windows, install PHP cli, or better still Python.

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