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MSDOS / Output needed in a new line /  Batch File

Asked by iceb in Windows Batch Scripting, MS DOS

Tags: Micrsosoft, MSDOS, Windows XP

Hi

I have three files.A batch file named main.bat, and input file name "input1.txt" and the output file named output.txt.
The contents of the main.bat file are below:
script  1.11.111.111 <input1.txt>output1.xls
script  1.11.111.111 <input1.txt>output1.txt

"script" is a proprietary script that reads data from input1.script file, writes the data to the device with ip address 1.11.111.111 and then reads from the device and outputs to the output1.xls and so on.

The problem is the data is not delimited by comma, ;: or anything that can be easily manipulated.  This is an inherent shortcoming of script.

Can it be manipulated with the batch file ? I have attached the screenshot as how i need the output and also the current output of the excel file and the test file. I have attached the pdf document of the ASCII codes. From this it looks like the square in the text file is Dec 127, Hex 7F, Char [Square symbol from Text file] .

Any help is appreciated.  
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Output from Excel File - Current and Needed
Output from Excel File - Current and Needed
 
 
Output from Test file delimited by "ASCII' squares
Output from Test file delimited by "ASCII' squares
 
 
ASCII TABLE
 
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