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Wannes Vande Wiele

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    Using variables in scripts

    Wannes Vande Wiele posted a topic in Batch
    Hello! Recently I've been experimenting a bit using scripts that contain variables that the user should enter. For example, a very simple one to shutdown a computer after X-amount of time: (example use-case: I download large files during the night, so it doesn't count towards my ISP data-usage) @echo off set /p time=Enter time in seconds: shutdown /s /t %time% timeout /t 3 /NOBREAK exit however, upon executing said script, the app doesn't request for the variable to be filled out. (I guess it's not made for such uses) Obviously, i can manually enter the command using CMD, but i don't want to be typing the command every time i need it. (you can call me lazy :p) Any ideas how to do this correctly?

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