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Jonas Wauters

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    File managing.
    « on: April 30, 2007, 05:26:51 AM »
    I have Windows XP SP2.
    Is it possible to create a file with a limited size.
    I also want that the file is automatically cleaned after 24hour.
    I would like to do that with build in windows options.(Without any other program that I need to install.)
    Is this possible?

    Thanks in advance

    Jonas
    (I've moved the topic to DOS. Tomorrow(2-5-'07) I 'll remove thisone)
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      Re: File managing.
      « Reply #1 on: April 30, 2007, 11:52:08 AM »
      It looks like its really impossible.
      Should I remove the topic?
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      Re: File managing.
      « Reply #2 on: April 30, 2007, 01:00:32 PM »
      Why not just have a batch file copy a file of the size of your choosing and delete it after x many seconds?

      What you hope to achieve is beyond my imagination, though..
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        Re: File managing.
        « Reply #3 on: April 30, 2007, 03:07:37 PM »
        Yes but a batch file need to run whole the time and you ll notice that.
        then my batch file would be:(I would have to save it into Programs/startup)

        @echo off
        cls
        :Begin
        If exist E:/printer/temp
        del /s /q E:/printer/temp
        MD E:/printer/temp
        WAIT  :P  :-\ ??? -t 3600
        GOTO Begin

        Is this a good batch file? (accept that I don't know how you can set a delay time.)
        I just learned how to create a batch file sow my apologies if its very bad.
         
        I want to use E:/printer/temp as a temporary file were we can paste documents that we have to print on the main computer.
        The printer sharing doesn't work but file sharing does.

        Sow that's my explanation for my request.
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        Re: File managing.
        « Reply #4 on: April 30, 2007, 05:14:29 PM »
        Ehm, I don't think I should be helping you as I can see where this is going.
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          Re: File managing.
          « Reply #5 on: May 01, 2007, 01:22:05 AM »
          I don't understand what do you mean white:
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          where this is going.
          Shouldn't I stop asking what's the good code?
          Or is it something else?
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            Re: File managing.
            « Reply #6 on: May 01, 2007, 01:26:58 AM »
            Oh I think I know: Is because I sad you'll notice that.
            Sow now you think I'm not allowed to do it.
            That's not true at all.
            Its just annoying that you have a running windows whole the time.
            By the way I'm not good enough to hack or crack a computer not that I want that to be.
            Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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            Re: File managing.
            « Reply #7 on: May 01, 2007, 02:42:13 AM »
            You may not intend on using the information for malicious purposes, but people who read the board may want to.  That's why we avoid discussing certain things.  It is a public forum after all.
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