How to create a batch file that can copy a text
- jebbidan
- Jan 4, 2021
- 1 min read
Ever wonder how to create a batch file that can copy a text? Well wonder no more because here, you’ll be learning on how to do just that.
Step 1: create your batch file
Open up notepad and save. Name your batch file “copy text.bat” (without the quote)
Step 2: paste the code bellow into your newly created batch file
@echo off
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Echo | set/p="[enter your text here]" | clip Step 3: run your batch file
Go ahead! Run your batch file. After you run your batch file try pasting your copied Word.
If you still don’t get it then watch this video
That’s all for now
To create a batch file that copies a text related to Basketball, follow these steps. This batch file will copy a predefined Basketball-related message into a new .txt file:
✅ Steps to Create the Batch File:
Open Notepad
Paste the following code:
batch
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@echo off echo Basketball is more than a game; it's a way of life, filled with teamwork, strategy, and passion. > basketball_info.txt echo The game has produced legends like Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kobe Bryant. >> basketball_info.txt echo Learn more about the sport and its history by visiting your favorite sports site. >> basketball_info.txt echo View site: https://kitespan.com/ echo. echo Basketball text has been copied to basketball_info.txt pause
Save the file as: copy_basketball_text.bat
Double-click the file to…
Nice and simple guide — worked just like you explained. I’ve been exploring batch files for automating small tasks, and this is a neat trick for copying text. Also, if anyone’s into Android tweaks like I am, check out this site I found for mods: Mx Player Mod APK — it has clean, updated versions with no ads. Worth a look!
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