[RainDawg]

Originally Posted by uhclem

In WinXP just drag the FOLDER you want to check onto your shnlen batchfile and it will check it for you. That's what the %~d1 & cd %* line is for. I should know since I'm the one who originally wrote this particular batch file. (Strictly speaking it should be 'cd %1' but that's ok).

Actually, it was originally %1 when you wrote it, but I altered this to %* at one point because it works better passing arguments to some programs where there are spaces in the filename or pathname. Md5check specifically is one of these where it just wouldn't work consistently from the shell with %1, but when I changed to %* it did. It became habit, and I changed all my batch files to this nomenclature.

But yes, your suspicions are correct, this batch file is certinaly derived, by me, from the one you posted on STG for -len. Give credit where credit is due .