Hey! That worked! Yes, I just needed the drive letter there. Thanks a lot!

My commands look the same, but, they're not working. I'm using the double backslashes, because the target is a regex, too. It's telling me "The system cannot find the path specified." copy ::test-(.*) ::\\workflows\\filetrain\\00306-claro-smms-iasb\\test2016\1 These are the two files in this...

OK. I got it to stick now. I just went into that directory structure, c:\programdata, and gave my user permissions to write to the JPSoft directory. So, my choices are now live. But, why can't I change to a directory now with a wildcard? I type "cd 00306*" and it tells me it can't find it. And...

Yes, I'm using the Option tab in TCC. I'm a full administrator on this server, so, I don't think permissions would be an issue. Even if that was the case, why won't it just tell me that then? Although, now that I look at it again, I see at the top that it's pointing to...

I really, really need to be able to change to a directory using a wildcard. I do it in cmd.exe all the time. So, I read up on it and it appears I need to configure the "extended directory search" under Options/Command Line. I did that, three times, and, each time, when I go back to it, nothing's...

Hi, I'm in a directory. I'm trying this: copy ::test(.*) ::\\workflows\\filetrain\\00306-claro-smms-iasb\\test2016\1 I get this: F:\workflows\test-filetrain\00306-Claro-SMMS-IASB\test-txtri2-au-nl-3.png =>...

Thanks. Yeh, I got %@eval to work for me. Cheers.

Thanks. Thanks. Yeh, I've tried the "set /a" stuff in the command shell, but, it doesn't support floating numbers. I'll play with the eval thing. Thanks again!

Hello, Can someone tell me how to do simple math with TCC? I need to divide the height versus the width of PDF files, which I get from a "pdfinfo" utility. I need that ratio so that I can use it to make SVG files from the PDFs, at particular sizes. Thanks, Peter

Yeh. "do" worked. Thanks a lot. But, I needed to do real work here, so, I couldn't wait. I just used cmd.exe. I have to say. TCC is cool and powerful, but, I don't have the patience to read through all the doc, which isn't very good, in my opinion. Thanks again.

Thanks. Well, I never know how many PDFs I have in there. There could be anywhere from 1 to 100 files. I'll try this with "do," though.

Sorry. My discussion title should read "Can't do something to a file and then move it?," not delete it.

Below is part of a .btm script I've written. It's a graphic function. I need to act on PDFs in a directory. Then, I need to move them to a subdirectory. The first part is working, but, it's not moving the file. And, that's really not good, because, then, it'll just continue to act on the same...

Also, I can't find what "/l" means with GLOBAL.

I tried "GLOBAL." I've never heard of it, but, I'm reading about it. Looks cool. But, no, I can't get it to work. It keeps saying "the parameter is incorrect."