creating new files?

[lordoftheplat]

i was wondering how do u make a file that is .png
that is empty
i want the name to be
Cursor0000.png
Cursor0001.png
Cursor0002.png
Cursor0003.png
Cursor0004.png
Cursor0005.png
Cursor0006.png
Cursor0008.png
Cursor0009.png
Cursor00010.png

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Then in a batch file you can put:

@echo off
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0000.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0001.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0002.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0003.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0004.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0005.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0006.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0007.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0008.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor0009.png"
create>>"%userprofile%\desktop\Cursor00010.png"
exit

If you double click the .png file, it will say 'No preview available' because it is empty. Just right click the file and click edit and you should be in paint and you can do whatever you want with it.

Note: the 'create' is in the code because i needed something behind the '>>'.

[soybean]

lordoftheplat, may I make a suggestion regarding the image in your signature block?  Your image is over 113.29KB.  By merely pasting it into Paint and saving as a JPEG file, the file size drops to 20.7KB, or nearly 1/6 the file size of your current image.  And, it will look exactly the same.  

[lordoftheplat]

uh....
"create" isnt usable in ms-dos...
it doesnt exist
there is no such thing in sys32 which is called
"create.com"

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Note: the 'create' is in the code because i needed something behind the '>>'.

Even if the 'create' was changed to 'cheese' you will still get 11 blank png files, lol

[lordoftheplat]

dont get you explain?
so it should start with
>>

[lordoftheplat]

ok i get it so the code can just start with >> cuz ms-dos doesnt allow you to
UNDERSTOOD!

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

lol
In this code [highlight]>>"%userprofile%\desktop\file.png"[/highlight]
[highlight]>>[/highlight] means it saves the file somewhere
[highlight]%userprofile%\desktop\ [/highlight]is the path of where the file is to be saved
[highlight]file.png[/highlight] is the filename and filetype to be saved as
You want a blank file so you can't put
[highlight]echo. "%userprofile%\desktop\file.png"[/highlight]
because it will create a line in the png file making it not work.
because 'create' or 'cheese' is not a recognized code, nothing happens and it creates a file (png) which has nothing in it.

Simple enough?

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

ok i get it so the code can just start with >> cuz ms-dos doesnt allow you to
UNDERSTOOD!

Thats why you save it as a BATCH FILE.........................and plz do what Soybean suggested to do....

[lordoftheplat]

ok wait wait i got another problem so now i have created the .png is there
a way where i can add and image into it with a batch file
eg. i have a file name
cursor.png
but i want 10 of those file
wif
Cursor0000.png
Cursor0001.png
Cursor0002.png
Cursor0003.png
Cursor0004.png
Cursor0005.png
Cursor0006.png
Cursor0008.png
Cursor0009.png
Cursor00010.png
[size=22]
btw  IT IS AREADY JPEG and seriously it wont look the same the quality will drop
drasticly[/size]

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

So you want to have an image already in it?? Because that isn't possible.............

and also get rid of that scroll bar next to your image, suggest getting rid of the text above that DRAGON MAGE picture

[lordoftheplat]

[size=24]TOPIC CLOSED[/size]

[ghostdog74]

to create empty file

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copy nul newfile


[soybean]

Nope, it'll look just as good, see (20.1KB):

[lordoftheplat]

soybean haha funny...ask anyone who have proper eyes they will say that has horrible graphics