I have a .bat file that scans an entire hard disk (or directory of the user’s choosing) looking for .zip files and doing certain things to them (I'm not being specific because it is a long and rather complex .bat file - although I would be OK with e-mailing it to anybody that is interested). The .bat file basically starts out with "For /R %Drv /D %Dir in (*) Do (For %File in ("%Dir\*.zip") Do (Call Z:\CZT7Z FILE "%File"))" (It calls itself recursively (it only goes one level deep) to make coding somewhat easier and the keyword "FILE" is used to indicate that it should execute the one-level deep code.) Problem is this – apparently when my directory structure goes too deep (I think that’s what is causing it, but I’m not sure) Take Command crashes and then restarts. (As another possibility, it may be because the length of the full path of the directory it is currently handling becomes too long.) Just reporting a bug. (Said with some humor: In my view a program that crashes anytime is, by definition, buggy - programs should never crash for any reason whatsoever - and I (mostly successfully) write my own code (C++ and Visual Basic) with that standard in mind. However, I want to assure you that I don't expect every program (including my own, unfortunately) to always meet that standard.)
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