The_Beast New Member Sep 1, 2007 #1 Is there a way that a folder can automatically delete a certain file extension??? whenever I save a .skp file there is a .skb file that is totally worthless too me and I hate deleting them every time I save a .skp file
Is there a way that a folder can automatically delete a certain file extension??? whenever I save a .skp file there is a .skb file that is totally worthless too me and I hate deleting them every time I save a .skp file
brian VIP Member Sep 1, 2007 #3 you could just open a txt file and save it as a bat and put inside it Code: del C:\pathtofile\*.skb then you just have to click it btw this does not work in vista unless you get ride of the whole user rights thing
you could just open a txt file and save it as a bat and put inside it Code: del C:\pathtofile\*.skb then you just have to click it btw this does not work in vista unless you get ride of the whole user rights thing
Verve New Member Sep 2, 2007 #4 brianmay27 said: you could just open a txt file and save it as a bat and put inside it Code: del C:\pathtofile\*.skb then you just have to click it btw this does not work in vista unless you get ride of the whole user rights thing Click to expand... hey, that's pretty interesting!
brianmay27 said: you could just open a txt file and save it as a bat and put inside it Code: del C:\pathtofile\*.skb then you just have to click it btw this does not work in vista unless you get ride of the whole user rights thing Click to expand... hey, that's pretty interesting!
The_Beast New Member Sep 2, 2007 #6 it didn't work, I opened a notepad and typed that del C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\my folder\*.skb Click to expand... saved it as a .txt and as a .bat file and put that in the folder
it didn't work, I opened a notepad and typed that del C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\my folder\*.skb Click to expand... saved it as a .txt and as a .bat file and put that in the folder
brian VIP Member Sep 9, 2007 #8 sorry did not see this... when you save it as a bat does it bring up command prompt?
brian VIP Member Sep 9, 2007 #10 o ok your doing it wrong :B. when you save it save it as delete.bat or w/e and under it it has save as and select all formats
o ok your doing it wrong :B. when you save it save it as delete.bat or w/e and under it it has save as and select all formats
