Thomas D.

no. find exe Output has a "Headline" beginning with ##.... the first Output is what i mean with "headline" if i can omit this i can concat the Output from...

ok this will work. but nicer is a switch to tell find.exe not to produce this line. found a "build-in" solution with more +1 find.exe c:\path\to\some\dir | more +1 >find-output-no-headline.dat

The output is wrong. normal outputline is [type] [date] [time] [size] [dirandfilename]\cr\lf example.bat produces: dir1\[type] [date] [time] [size] [dirandfilename]\cr\lf needed: [type] [date] [time] [size] [prefixdir]\[dirandfilename]\cr\lf Batch must be: @echo off...

If a file or directoy is named like a command e.g. miles&more this batch would stop correct precessing cause interpreting this & more as a command. Shit. Do you find...