Re: Closing the Gap on a file name

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Hallo Brian,

On Fri, 30 May 2008 09:13:25 -0700GMT (30-5-2008, 18:13 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

BA> Del C:\Output\%ToAddr~~%Header('X-Files').txt

BA> And it all works sucessfully, except when the file name has a gap. For
BA> example:    my life.txt     vs.      my_life.txt.

Not really a TB issue. Basically what you're using an MS DOS command
and MS DOS didn't support spaces in file names. With Windows the
workaround is to use Quotation marks around such names, so put those
in your file template, like:
Del "C:\Output\%ToAddr~~%Header('X-Files').txt"
In mid:[email protected] I gave you some links to
sites discussing batch files. Did you look there? Those sites should
cover elementary issues like this.

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