Can a batchfile make another file to remember something?

[Geek-9pm]

Hi, this is a forum where I post. 
And yes, I do joke a lot. 
Salmon Trout gave the right answer. 

[Ghosty]

Thank you

That was easier than I though

[Ghosty]

OK, no double post according to Salmon Trout.

I think last thing, can you recognize the windows version in CMD? Since I want to make an option to open Google Chrome but the installation path is different in Windows XP than in Windows Vista, perhaps even another in Windows 7...

Thank you

[BC_Programmer]

Maybe in the forums where you post, but not in mine.

OK, no double post according to Salmon Trout.

I can't speak for ST but in all of the forums I frequent/visit, CH,GPC, the ZBoard, TDWTF, and several others, a double post is just that- posting the same message twice. In fact on several occassions people saying that two unrelated posts by the same person  are a double post resulted in a quick and decisive line of questioning of said individuals parentage.

I also contend that, while I do not know this for sure, I am quite certain that Salmon Trout has been exchanging messages on Message boards and BBS's for a long time and therefore would defer the meaning of terms such as "double-post" to his learned experience.

Besides, Urbandictionary quite agrees with his definition:

A double post is two posts in a row that can be made into one post, but the person decides to post it in two separate posts. The posts have to have a common element though

His two posts have no common element. One was addressing your problem. The other was informing you of Geek-9pm's somewhat curious sense of humour. They were not related.

[kpac]

BC, why revive something which has already been ended?

ANYWAY let's stop this crap this is entirely off-topic

[Ghosty]

I can't speak for ST but in all of the forums I frequent/visit, CH,GPC, the ZBoard, TDWTF, and several others, a double post is just that- posting the same message twice. In fact on several occassions people saying that two unrelated posts by the same person  are a double post resulted in a quick and decisive line of questioning of said individuals parentage.

I also contend that, while I do not know this for sure, I am quite certain that Salmon Trout has been exchanging messages on Message boards and BBS's for a long time and therefore would defer the meaning of terms such as "double-post" to his learned experience.

Besides, Urbandictionary quite agrees with his definition:

His two posts have no common element. One was addressing your problem. The other was informing you of Geek-9pm's somewhat curious sense of humour. They were not related.

OK I Get It
Once again, sorry


Adding to the previous question,
I know it's possible but I don't know how: I would like to put multiple outputs in one file, instead of putting them in multiple files. I know I have to do something with > or < then but I don't know where to place those

At the moment I have three codes like this one:

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IF EXIST MediaPlayerChoice.txt (
    SET /P L=<MediaPlayerChoice.txt
    GOTO :PLOADED
    )
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SET /P L=Type your desired number and press ENTER:
>MediaPlayerChoice.txt ECHO %L%

[Ghosty]

Please any response?

[Salmon Trout]

Please any response?

Do not bump threads. This is not your personal help service. My reply which I was about to make is now postponed for 24 hours (at least).

[Ghosty]

Do not bump threads. This is not your personal help service. My reply which I was about to make is now postponed for 24 hours (at least).

My excuses... Do I have to make a new topic next time?

Won't do it again. You have my word.

[Salmon Trout]

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@echo off
if exist "My-Options-file.txt" goto foundfile
echo Options file not found
echo.
echo Choose video player
echo.
echo 1 VLC Media player
echo 2 GOM player
echo 3 Windows media player
echo.
set /p MediaPlayerChoice="Enter 1 2 or 3 "
echo MediaPlayer:%MediaPlayerChoice%>"My-Options-file.txt"
echo.
echo Choose burning app
echo.
echo 1 Nero Burning ROM
echo 2 ImgBurn
echo 3 Roxio
echo.
set /p DiskBurnerChoice="Enter 1 2 or 3 "
echo DiskBurner:%DiskBurnerChoice%>>"My-Options-file.txt"
echo.
echo Choose text editor
echo.
echo 1 Notepad
echo 2 WordPad
echo.
set /p TextEditorChoice="Enter 1 or 2 "
echo TextEditor:%TextEditorChoice%>>"My-Options-file.txt"
echo.
goto readfile
:foundfile
echo Loading options from file
:readfile
for /f "tokens=1-2 delims=:" %%A in (My-Options-file.txt) do (
if "%%A"=="MediaPlayer" set MediaPlayerChoice=%%B
if "%%A"=="DiskBurner" set DiskBurnerChoice=%%B
if "%%A"=="TextEditor" set TextEditorChoice=%%B
)
echo Choices:
echo MediaPlayer  %MediaPlayerChoice%
echo DiskBurner   %DiskBurnerChoice%
echo TextEditor   %TextEditorChoice%