It is the simplest method to merge text files with BAT in batches.

 

Bat content:

For/R % I in (*. txt) do copy "D: \ total.txt"/A + "% I"/a "D: \ total.txt"

 

Save the preceding code as a ". Bat" file and double-click it in the directory of the file to be merged. The merged file is D: \ total.txt. First, create an empty total.txt.

For/R % I in (*. txt) do copy "D: \ total.txt"/A + "% I"/a "D: \ total.txt"
Target file of the object set

 

Obviously, "d: \ kkk.txt" indicates the target file, and "% I" indicates every file in (*. txt). The front and back positions of the two cannot be exchanged. /A indicates that it is in the text format, and binary is/B.

 

Mainly, only text files can be merged. Files with file headers, such as BMP and MP3, cannot be merged.

Original article: http://blog.csdn.net/darkread/article/details/7108235

It is the simplest method to merge text files with BAT in batches.