I doubt that it is due to a bad internet connection as in our case the error occured also on all systems we registered with manual/offliine keys because the do not have and never had a internet connection.

Hi, When I try to find out if one ore more files exist I use something like if exist c:\temp\*.doc echo FILES EXIST Now, if I want to know if one ore more files exist that are older x days, how can I do that? Is there a kind of if exist /[d-30,1/1/80] ...... Peter

Hi, When I try to find out if one ore more files exist I use something like if exist c:\temp\*.doc echo FILES EXIST Now, if I want to know if one ore more files exist that are older x days, how can I do that? Is there a kind of if exist /[d-30,1/1/80] ...... Peter

Hi, Thanks for providing us with a registration key for V18. Unfortuatly our systems do not have internetaccess. Can you provide us with a offline regitration key? Peter Regensburger Stadtsparkasse München [email protected]

cool thanks

Sure, but sometimes this variable seems not to be interperted as it shoud. "??????" is not a date. a) I create a file using the variable echo XYZ > c:\temp\peter-%DATE%.txt Result is that a file c:\temp\peter-12.12.2014.txt is created b) I try to access that file type...

In my case Windows 7, TCC 17.00.64 x32 %date% TCC: unbekannter Befehl "??????" echo %date% 12.12.2014 Windows 7, TCC 17.00.64 x64 %date% TCC: Unbekannter Befehl "12.12.2014" echo %date% 12.12.2014 so 64Bit version dioes it right, 32Bit-versin does it wrong Peter

I'm using %date% in some btm-Jobs. Unfortunately %date% does not return a date as expected but returns "??????" Using version 17. Anyone any ideas? Peter