Combine the content of multiple text files with the DOS command

(1) first, use the method described in "batch change file names in sequence" in this book to rename these 100 text files by serial number;

(2) In the "command prompt" window, run the CD command to enter the folder where the novel file is located;

(3) Enter the "Copy *. txt book.txt" command and press Enter to execute the command.

A little later, after opening the new book.txt file, we can see that the size of the new book.txt file is the total size of the more than 100 text files. The reading order is also generated in ascending order, so it is easy to read.

Last time look introduced how to use Word documents to merge text files. Today, look teaches you how to use the doscommand to quickly merge text files.

1. Copy all text files to the same folder, click Start> Run, And Enter cmd to open the Command Prompt window and switch to the location where the text files are stored, as shown in.

2. Enter "copy *. txt c: c.txt" (c: c.txt is the path for storing the target file and the merged file name), and press enter to run the command, as shown in.

3. In the pop-up "rewrite c: c.txt ?" Enter all, (all indicates all), and press enter to run, as shown in.

Now all text files under the drive letter are merged successfully. Now let's open "c: c.txt" and check the effect.