when appending in a file using ms-dos commands how to append immediately after the next word in the
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when appending in a file using ms-dos commands how to append immediately after the next word in the file ?
for example
echo here is today's date >c:\arun.txt
date /t >> c:\arun.txt
here in arun.txt its written has
actual output: here is the date of 29-03-2010
but i want the output to be like this: here is the date of 29-03-2010
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