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I personally prefer notepad2. &nbsp;It also contains syntax highlighting and is freeware.
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I personally prefer notepad2.  It also contains syntax highlighting and is freeware.

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I have &nbsp;a batch file with the following commands:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26868215-1">pause
ewfmgr c: -commitanddisable –live
pause</code></pre>
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But when I execute it, for some reason it seems to translate the ewfmgr command to this (as seen on the command window, and obviously the command is not working)<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26868215-2">ewfmgr c: -commitanddisable ûlive</code></pre>
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Notice it is putting a u with (shift 6) character where the '-live' is supposed to be...Yes, I have tried typing the same exact line manually in a command window and it works just fine, only via the batch file does it seem to get messed up, any help?<br />

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I have  a batch file with the following commands:

(CODE)

But when I execute it, for some reason it seems to translate the ewfmgr command to this (as seen on the command window, and obviously the command is not working)

(CODE)

Notice it is putting a u with (shift 6) character where the '-live' is supposed to be...Yes, I have tried typing the same exact line manually in a command window and it works just fine, only via the batch file does it seem to get messed up, any help?


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