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Allright, I've been digging further. It seems like I can use the "DIR /S"-command to dump a list of all directories and their subfolders. Right know I got this: dir /S "%USERDATA%\Documents\Recieved Files">"%~d0\Backup\LogList.txt" Now I need a way to automatically look trough "LogList.txt" and find a way to navigate to the folder that contains a folder named "History" In Linux it would be possible to use "|grep" but it seems like that option doesn't exist in Windows? Semirelated: Would it be possible to use wildcards in a .bat-file, and find the folder that way?

Hey guys. I am trying to find a way to copy all Windows Live Messenger logs onto a USB-drive, but I've run into some problems: The default directory for saving logs are: %USERPROFILE%\Recieved Files\[Name of email + random numbers]\History So i was wondering whether I could check all folders in %USERPROFILE%\Recieved Files for a subfolder named "History", and then copy that folder? My problem is, that I'm not quite sure what the name of the email and these random numbers are, but I know for certain, that there will be a "History"-folder inside the unknown folder. //ödipush