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Copying a chunk of output in Windows 7
I'm wondering how to copy a chunk of output in the command prompt in Windows 7. What I'm ultimately trying to accomplish is when I type "route print" I want to copy the IPs listed under IPv4 Route ...
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How can I escape double quote character for use in findstr on the PowerShell command line?
This command lines works running in cmd.exe:
findstr /l /i /s /c:"key=\"Smtp" *.config
However running in PowerShell 2 on Windows 7 Ultimate x64, findstr seems to freeze no matter which combination ...
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Matching Inverse of String in Windows CLI
Can anyone show me a good example of how to match it. Maybe I misread the documentation a bunch of times, but it does not even some close to how real tools like grep ought to work. The output of the ...
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Doing logical OR comparisons with findstr.exe
This may be a stupid question but even after reading the documentation I'm still not sure how to find all lines in a file that contain either ".cpp" or ".h".
Is there a way to do that?
For example ...
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find gpo's in gpresult (for in do / findstr / find)
I wan't some specific rules for different gpo's, if I use: "gpresult /r /scope user" I get to see which GPO's (security groups) are active. Now how can I filter some of these active GPO's to my batch ...
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How to remove a line in a file found in multiple directories
There is file that exists in each user profile directory and I need to remove the line from the file in each user profile directory. I'm using a batch script to go through each user profile directory, ...
