Is there some nice documentation for Windows batch scripting I can download and refer to while offline?
Is there some nice documentation for Windows batch scripting I can download and refer
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Is there some nice documentation for Windows batch scripting I can download and refer to while offline?
I can recommend:
It is more thorough than
helpand most importantly it provides several examples for each command. Example: FIND. There are also cross-references to other commands.For offline reading you can capture the pages by using e.g. Wget (or some other tool that can follow links and down the content). I use Bart Puype’s Wget binary for Windows.
(There is a similar one for PowerShell: “An A-Z Index of Windows PowerShell commands“.)