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Hello,<br />
<br />
Writing short MS DOS batch (.bat) file for Windows XP and need to test result of NET USE.<br />
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Here's the pseudo-code of what I'd like to do...<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-27637480-1">NET USE | FIND &quot;LPT2&quot; --&gt; Put Result Into LPT2-OK variable
IF LPT2-OK is TRUE
   THEN Issue Command
   ELSE Issue Another Command</code></pre>
What bat code would accomplish this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Jason
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Hello,

Writing short MS DOS batch (.bat) file for Windows XP and need to test result of NET USE.

Here's the pseudo-code of what I'd like to do...
(CODE)
What bat code would accomplish this?

Thanks,
Jason

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