Greetings,

I am trying to write a batch file that captures the output of the DOS "time 
/t" command into an environmental variable.  Or if it can not be done 
directly then by importing the contents of a file into an environmental 
variable.  (time /t>time.txt puts the the current time into a file)

It has been too long since I played with this sort of thing and I can't for 
the life of me remember how to do it!  Any ideas?

Oh, and if it matters this is to be run on NT4.0 SP6A Workstation

Thanks!


Philip Brothwell
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