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Titolo: Programma per unire + files txt

Ciao.
Ho bisogno di riunire dei testi contenuti in parecchi files in un unico 
file di testo.
Sapete mica se esiste un programma che mi permette di farlo, senza 
prendere i txt uno per uno e usare il copia/incolla ?
Thanks
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se il nome file è ripetitivo.....
type text1.txt >> textall
poi dai f3 e cambi 1 in 2......
come nel primo caso dal prompt del dos :)


Non  serve un programma esterno!
E' sufficente creare una directory temporanea e copirvi i file *.txt che
interessano...
aprire una finestra DOS e digitare ..copy *.txt  totale.txt ....hep!
Ciao:)
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Walter

Prova questo programma, è ottimo!
Ciao
Lorenzo
ClipMate 5.1 Release Notes
Version 5.1.02 - Build 114
May 20, 1999
This Document Contains:
-----------------------
Introduction
New Features In Version 5.1
Fixes/Changes Since 5.1.0
Upgrade Notes
Data Location
Reporting Bugs
Obtaining New Releases
Introduction - The Ultimate Clipboard!
--------------------------------------
If you copy and paste data in Windows or on the internet, this utility
is for you!  ClipMate is an award-winning Windows clipboard enhancement
tool, and has been reviewed in periodicals such as PC Magazine,
Windows Magazine, PC World, InfoWorld, and more.  ClipMate was
honored with the 1997 Shareware Industry Award for "Best Utility".
With ClipMate as your Windows companion, you'll take the familiar
underpowered clipboard and turn it into an unexpectedly powerful
timesaver.
ClipMate works alongside the regular Windows clipboard and remembers
every piece of data (both text and graphics) that you cut or copy.
Once your data is saved in ClipMate, you can select an item and it is
automatically placed back on the clipboard or directly into an
application.  You can create an unlimited number of collections
to store your data, and you have full control over the retention
rules so that your collections fit your personal work process.
For example, you can use a "Short-Term" collection as a catch-all
and create "Long-Term" collections for topics like Tips & Tricks,
Frequently Used Letter Closings, Clip Art, Hot Internet Web Pages,
Project Research, or whatever you wish.
New Features In Version 5.1
---------------------------
1) QuickPaste 5.1
   QuickPaste has been tremendously enhanced.  Many of you asked for
   it to be more like it was in 4.5 - we listened, and borrowed the
   best features of QuickPaste in 4.5, and 5.0.
   If you aren't familiar with QuickPaste, press Ctrl+Shift+Q while
   in any application, and ClipMate springs up in a special "QuickPaste"
   mode, ready to select any clip, and paste it automatically into
   the target application, right where you were working.
   QuickPaste 5.1 features:
     A) Dual Clip Lists - we brought back the "split screen" in
        v4.5, so that you have your current collection at the top,
        and an "alternate" collection below. Tab between the two
        to pick clips. This gives you easy access to clips from
        all of your collections, without your having to switch to
        another collection prior to pasting, or having to switch
        back when you're done.
     B) The "Favorite Collection" method of 5.0 still works here.
        In either Clip List, you can press F6 to load the next
        collection marked as Favorite.
     C) There is a collection selection button dedicated to picking
        alternate collections, while in QuickPaste. So you can pick
        ANY collection to be in the lower-pane, not just the ones
        tagged as Favorite.  This setting is remembered from one
        session to the next.
     D) There are now some QuickPaste toolbar buttons which can
        send tabs and linefeeds to the target app, without
        having to leave QuickPaste.  And there is a button that
        will paste the clip into the target app, without leaving
        or terminating QuickPaste.
     E) There is a QuickPaste indicator on the status bar that
        lights up, to tell you definitively, whether or not you
        are in QuickPaste mode.
     F) In case you liked the QuickPaste better in 5.0, or if you
        need to preview a clip, you can press Ctrl+F11, or pick
        the option from the View menu, to go back to the
        ClipList / Preview style of ClipMate 5.0.
2) Source URL
   If you copy from web pages using IE or Netscape,
   then ClipMate will remember the page that you copied from.
   You can then easily revisit the page by clicking on the
   URL in the new "Source URL" column of ClipMate Explorer,
   or by right-clicking on the clip, and launching.
3) Collapsible Toolbars
   You'll notice a little "bumpy spot" on
   each of the toolbars. Click it, and the toolbar folds away,
   leaving a horizontal "bumpty spot" that you can click on, to
   get the toolbar back.  This can be used to save desktop space,
   and replaces the "cycle window sizes - (F11 Hotkey)" option from
   ClipMate 5.  The F11 function was the source of lots of confusion,
   and we decided that this fit the bill much more appropriately.
4) Bottom Of Screen
   ClipMate 5 was unfriendly to those who liked to park the window
   at the bottom of the screen. Whenever you dropped-down the
   ClipList, either manually or through QuickPaste, it would
   fall off the bottom of the screen, and not be visible.
   Now, ClipMate "pushes off" of the bottom of the screen,
   moving up high enough to display completely. When you roll
   the drop-down back up, then it moves back to its original spot.
5) Data Storage
   Instead of silently assuming that it is ok to use the data
   storage location recommended by the registry, new installations
   of ClipMate will ask where you would like to store your data.
   In addition, changing the data storage location is now easier,
   via the DATA tab of the User Preferences dialog box.
6) Offline Data Sources
   You can now easily configure ClipMate to not load certain
   data sources (directories with collections inside) via the
   DATA tab of the User Preferences dialog box.  Simply un-check
   the checkbox next to the data source, and it will not load
   the next time that Windows runs (only applicable if you have
   multiple data sources defined.)
   Also, you now can easily open the data source folder into
   Windows Explorer, via a button.
7) The BINARY tab in the Preview/Edit pane of ClipMate Explorer
   is now hidden by default, but can be shown via an option
   in the ADVANCED tab of User Preferences.  It wasn't very
   useful for most users.
8) New sound for Auto-Glue captures.  Sounds like "pip-pop".
9) Added a "refresh" option to the File menu, for those who
   have shared data sources.
10)Added Empty Trash option under the Help menu, to empty the trash
   without shutting down.
Known Issues
------------
In Traditional View, the Maximize/Restore button is enabled,
but it doesn't do anything. We are looking for ways to
hide/grey/disable the button.  It isn't valid to maximize
Traditional View - you should use Explorer View if you want
to see more. Traditional View is a fixed with window, with
variable height.
Fixes Since Last Release
------------------------
(5.1.02) build 114 - May 20
Fixed Access Violation which could occur at end of QuickPaste,
  if no items were in the cliplist, or no item was selected.
There was a problem with the Explorer View remembering the
  size/position when switching back and forth with Traditional View.
  Only seemed to happen if the ClipList was empty.
Fixed problem with Maximized Explorer view not Maximizing properly
  upon return. Related to above bug.
Input focus wasn't returning to ClipMate after using the buttons
  on the QuickPaste toolbar, during QuickPaste operation.
Fixed problem with Data Sources. If you drop the default data source,
  and add a new one, it wouldn't re-build empty short-term and long-term
  collections.  Now it does.
(5.1.01) build 112 - May 19
Fixed problem with "Show Main Menu When In Traditional View" menu,
  where it wouldn't turn back on if you tried to enable it from
  Explorer view.
Other Fixes since 5.0
---------------------
Fixed problem with purging items.  The collection would grow past
  the user-defined limit (say 100) if auto-save happened between
  the last update, and shutdown.  So now collections should no longer
  mysteriously grow past the limit.
Added a set of "Open" buttons to the Log pane of User Preferences,
  to make it easy to find the log files.
Eliminated QP dislike of Outlook Express.
Added "hide main toolbar" option to the View menu, for those
  who don't want to show the main toolbar. Note that when you
  do this, you lose some hotkeys. See the System menu, or
  systray menu, to turn it back on.
When viewing regular TEXT in the HTML tab, the tab now says
  "TEXT as HTML".  To help differentiate.
Added "empty trash" command to File menu. Before, trash was only
  emptied upon exiting.
Added "refresh" command to file menu. Handy if you are sharing
  a data source on a network, and need to pull in new update.
  Not useful beyond that.
Fixed problem where if you stretched the splitter bars in CM Explorer
  all the way, they'd get "stuck".  Now they don't. This was an old bug.
Fixed problem with Export, where if you opted to "copy pathname to
  clipboard", it would overwrite the top clip!  Ouch!  Fixed.
Added warning message to the "move to top/bottom of sort"
  option for clips.  If you're not currently sorting on the MySort
  key, then this isn't useful, so it tells you that, and quits.
Clip Item Properties - added new dialog, available on right-
  click on a clip in the ClipList.  Gives info about the clip,
  gives a 4th way of changing the title (but I'll still get
  lots of questions, just wait) and you can directly edit the
  MySort value, which is handy if you want a clip to always
  float to the top after reloading - just give it a huge
  number, like 900 million.
New sound for Auto-Glue captures.  Sounds like "pip-pop".
Upper/Lower case conversions now work for non-western characters
  like ÄÖÜß.
Fixed problem where the Collection Tree wouldn't highlight
  properly during drag 'n' drop operations.
Fixed problem when QuickPasting into the command box (DOS
  box) on NT.
Upgrade Notes From 5.x
----------------------
Just install over any previouis 5.x version.  If you are
registered, it will remember your key.
Upgrade Notes From 4.x
----------------------
ClipMate 5 is completely oblivious to ClipMate 4, except that
   the installer will attempt to find and remove the shortcut to
   ClipMate 4 in the startup folder, so that you don't have
   two versions running.
ClipMate 5 will not harm your ClipMate 4 data!  It installs into
a different location, and keeps data in a separate place.  You can
import your ClipMate 4 data into ClipMate 5 through the File menu.
This is a one-way import, and basically just copies old collections
into the new location.
Registered Users of ClipMate 4:
Registered users of ClipMate 4 that purchased on or after
October 17th, 1998 will receive ClipMate 5 for free.
All other registered users will need to purchase an upgrade.
There are 2 options for upgrading:
1.  If you want a diskette and manual shipped to you, the cost is $12
    plus shipping ($2 to North America, $4 to rest of world).
2.  If you want to download the software from the WWW and receive a
    registration key to "unlock" it, but DON'T want a diskette or
    manual shipped to you, then you can save some money... the cost
    is $10 and no shipping charge (because nothing is physically shipped).
Issues
------
System Folders -
In directory selection dialogs, you cannot pick customized
folders where you've set the system flag to make Win98
recognize custom icons.
Reporting Bugs
--------------
Please use the included bugrep.txt, and
Include the word BUG on the Subject line.
Mail to 
sup...@thornsoft.com
If you don't, then the mail will go to the wrong place!
Obtaining New Releases
----------------------
The primary source for new releases is our web site at:
http://www.thornsoft.com
There is a menu option under the Help menu to check for
new releases.
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 aprire una finestra DOS e digitare ..copy *.txt  totale.txt ....hep!
PERFETTO!
Grazie a te e a tutti quelli che mi hanno risposto.
Il problema di Windows è che ti fa dimenticare il buon vecchio DOS :-( 
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 Se usi copy text1.txt + text2.txt + .... text_completo.txt non va bene?
Va bene, ma saranno un centinaio di files con i nomi + astrusi, e quindi  
risulterebbe comunque un lavoro lungo (tanto vale fare il copia/incolla)
Comunque grazie 1000
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