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monkeyjob
Site Admin
Joined: 13 Jan 2005
Posts: 25
Location: United Kingdom
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Hi,
no, FileMonkey cannot do this for you but you may be able to use the "Replace" feature to convert your file into a batch file that will do this for you.
For example if you have a lines:
sdklfsjdf
sdssjdf
sdkdf
sdklfssdf
you can convert this to:
echo off
cls
echo sdklfsjdf >> c:\dest1.txt
echo sdssjdf >> c:\dest2.txt
echo sdkdf >> c:\dest3.txt
echo sdklfssdf >> c:\dest4.txt
cls
exit
you can do this using the dos command:
find /v /n "" c:\sourcefile.txt>>c:\batchfile.bat
and then use the FileMonkey replace feature to convert the file batchfile.bat into a batch file which you would then double click to run.
The process is a bit tricky if you've never done it before. You can send us your text file and we will have it ready for you sometime tomorrow.
Regards,
monkeyjob.
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