Try 'date /t'
That works on NT, can't speak for '95
What I am fighting with in a batch file is passing the date to a variable,
then tagging that to stuff, eg. to save 'syslog.datevariable'.
Easy in unix, but can't get it in 'DOS'.
*grovel*
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> Also, I had one other problem with the .bat file: I could not figure out
> how to display time or date. I tried the date and time commands, but they
> also prompt for a new time. Any win95/dos experts know how I
> could do that?
>
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