Geting command on .txt file:)

[BC_Programmer]

that's better. but some countries in latin america speak portuguese. So it's simply extending the blanket.

Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way; it was more or less a reverse plug on the common problem "I'd like 10 chicken fa-jite-ahhs" or pronouncing "Jalapeno" with the J sound, but in the reverse direction; or any number of english words that are derived from foriegn languages and retain the inconsistent pronounciation rules of their mother language, not a plug against mexicans, who have no compass to know how a j is pronounced in english.

[Geek-9pm]

So, then, being the topic is:

Re: Geting command on .txt file:)

We need to know if the version of Windows he is using was sold in Latin America. That would make a big difference in the BAT file. -Right?
Oh, I mean ¿Cierto? 

[BatchFileBasics]

ahh muy cierto

[billrich]

Cuándo el poder del amor vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz

Cuándo Infierno se hiela

[Geek-9pm]

Del dicho al hecho, hay mucho trecho.

[BC_Programmer]

Je déteste tout le vous, avec votre Espagnol. Je me demande également quand j'ai appri le français…

[Salmon Trout]

I thought Americans said "GeeBus".

[BatchFileBasics]

Cuándo el poder del amor vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz

Cuándo Infierno se hiela

se supone que ser una broma?

[Salmon Trout]

Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way

In Chile and in the Rioplatense dialect spoken in parts of Argentinia J becomes like German 'ch' in ich when it precedes palatal vowels [i, e] for example: gente, jinete.