In this tutorial you learn how to use a command called robocopy to copy files in command prompt. command used: robocopy “C:\Program files\internet explorer” “c:\explorer” /E /COPYALL /XJ /r:1 /w:1 another useful thing about Robocopy: When you copy the contents from one folder into another folder, it will automatically skip files that have already been …

Continuing from the last tutorial, in this tutorial we learn how to create/delete folders and files. Please do not try these commands with any important folders/files, you cannot get anything you deleted in command prompt back.

In this lesson we talk about the origin of command prompt (Microsoft DOS) commands, and we go through the basics of how to get into the command prompt, how to change directories and how to list files and folders in the directory.

Have you ever come across a situation where you can’t see where your mouse cursor is on the screen? Turning this on will help you find it!

In this VBA tutorial we talk about why we declare variables, and how to make variable declaration compulsory.

In this lesson we talk about how to use a variable (declare it, assign values to it, conduct numerical operations with it) and then how to join a numerical veriable with a string.

In this lesson we talk about how to execute a group of statements over and over again use the for loop. We also talk about using the Cells property to refer to a cell using numbers only and not letters.

In this lesson we experiment with changing our If Statement to a Select Case statement, reducing the number of times the same code is typed and thus makes our code more efficient.

Today we go through how to use the Elseif clause in your If statement to incorporate more conditions. We also talk about the With statement to change multiple properties of a single object.

So we’re finally at the exciting part of programming! Letting the computer make decisions on what to do.