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kuyawsadabaw
i generated a batch file (.bat) with settings for several files for tag.exe to use

simple example:

C:\tag --remove "C:\Music\Artist « We Are Young Americans ».mp3"
C:\tag --remove "C:\Music\Artist1 « We Are Young Americans ».mp3"
C:\tag --remove "C:\Music\Artist2 « We Are Young Americans ».mp3"
C:\tag --remove "C:\Music\Artist3 « We Are Young Americans ».mp3"

all the file names have unicode characters in them and when i run the bat file all the characters aren't translated properly resulting in a 'File Not Found'-type of error. Anyone run accross a solution for this?

I know tag.exe already has some batch processing built into it, but there's more that i want to do that I needed to generate the settings beforehand without using tag.exe
kuyawsadabaw
ok..nvm i figured out a work around. Anyone know how to disable the beep coming from tag.exe?
Andavari
QUOTE(kuyawsadabaw @ Sep 16 2003, 10:22 PM)
Anyone know how to disable the beep coming from tag.exe?

I don't know what version of Windows your using, however in Win98 a registry setting can be changed to turn off the sounds.

How to disable beeps (system wide):
1. Open the registry editor and look under:
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Sound]
2. Export the entry, just in case you want to quickly undo any changes.
3. Change Yes to No

It should look like this if exported in its original state:
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Sound]
"Beep"="Yes"

It should look like this if exported after modification:
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Sound]
"Beep"="No"
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