Network Support Encyclopedia 96-1/novell-nsepro-1996-1-cd2.iso/download/app/ehandl.exe/FINDFILE.BAT

DOS Batch File | 1991-07-16 | 3KB | 52 lines

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@echo This program is to help you FIND a customer's name and/or file.  First
@echo of all, we need to look in the F:\PCB\MAIN\PRIVATE text file.  (If you
@echo find the file, make sure you look at the file's date)
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@pause
f:
cd\pcb\main
fm private
cls
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@echo If you found the file and it's date is one week or older, it's probably
@echo stored on the TAPE BACKUP.   If you think this is the case,  press
@echo Ctrl-C now and restore it from the tape.
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If the file's date is one week or newer, it's located in the directory
@echo of F:\TEMP.  Press Ctrl-C now, and get the file from that directory.
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo Otherwise, press any key and let's look in another PRIVATE text file
@echo from the F:\PCB\GEN directory.
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@pause
cd\pcb\gen
fm private
cls
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@echo If you think you've located the file, press any key and let's go to
@echo the F:\PCB\UP directory to copy it.
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If you have not located the file by now, it means that either the file
@echo has not been uploaded yet, or, it got lost somehow.
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If you think it hasn't been uploaded yet, press Ctrl-C now and call and
@echo tell the the customer to upload the file!
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If you think it's lost, press Ctrl-C now and call and tell the customer
@echo to re-upload the file.
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@pause
cd\pcb\up
fm
cls
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@echo Hopefully by now you've gotten what you need.  But, in case you haven't,
@echo it means that either the file has not been uploaded yet, or, it's lost.
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If you think it hasn't been uploaded yet, call and tell the the customer
@echo to upload the file!
@echo *************************************************************************
@echo If you think it's lost, call and tell the customer to re-upload the file.
@echo So long, and thanks for using me!...
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