I don't know whether this is intentional DO behavior. The documentation states that the /D option (specify a starting directory) is for use with the /S option (traverse subdirectories). The /D option may be specified without the /S option, without error. However, in this case it is ignored. In other words, there's no way to say "start in this other directory, but do not traverse subdirectories." WAD or not?
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[C:\batch]do file in /d"h:\" image* (echo %file (in %_cwd))...Read more